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Scientist and the Elite Try to Hide What is really happening at CERN, demonic entities, extra dimensions.

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Scientist and the Elite Try to Hide What Really Happened at CERN, Demonic Entities, Extra Dimensions Scientist are beginning to get more and more "religious". What has happened at CERN the past few Years? And What are they up to, this will not be your typica...

Dont sit down and expect a result from spiritual investments that you never made. Learn to fast and pray as much as you can.

A Great General in the Army of Christ has been promoted to Glory. Rest Well Prophet TB Joshua

The media is attacking the Gospel and the servants of God and as Christian Media we need to do whatever we can to bring transparency and fairness in the way the church is being portrayed by mainstream media.

Rarely ever do the journalists verify their facts and they do not try to get opinions from all parties concerned or implicated.

Recent instances of this are the media reports on Ps Alph Lukau of Alleluia Ministries International and Prophet Shepherd Bushiri of ECG.

Recent reports on SABC:

Did you know:
> SABC reported a net loss of R568 million for the current financial year. The loss was R281 million more than anticipated.

The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) was heading for factual insolvency by the end of March and hoping for emergency funding from National Treasury to be allocated within the next two weeks, management and Communications Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams said on Tuesday.

CEO Madod Mxakwe told MPs the SABC would hit factual insolvency at the end of the month and report a net loss of R568 million for the current financial year. The loss was R281 million more than anticipated.

Mxakwe said the company was suffering for "the past total disregard for process" it saw under previous management teams.

The consequences of the financial crisis included content providers refusing to interact with the SABC because they have not been paid, and the company not being able to purchase the rights to air sporting events.

Chief financial officer Yolande van Biljon said it also meant that the SABC had not been able to perform maintenance on its buildings and as result sections of the roof at its Auckland Park headquarters were caving in.

Van Biljon said the company was running its finances "literally on a day-to-day" basis but it has been prioritising paying salaries, which comes to about R240 million a month.

Its time for SABC to fold it in. If they're so concerned with having a national broadcaster then they will need to live within their means. Reduce the tv channels to one SABC channel as well as the radio channels. Majority of the content they generate isn't worth watching and the rest could easily fit on one channel.

When a near-defunct entity like SABC is desperate to remain relevent it will do just about "anything" to get viewers.