Workers with OM Hungary minister to the weary and burdened in a local refugee camp.

The OM Hungary team and numerous local churches partner to bring the message of Easter to Debrecen.

Through six camps over the summer, OM Hungary reached over 300 children and youth with the message of the Gospel while teaching English.

Many schools experienced a new international flavour this year when the OM puppet outreach team was joined by a supporting Finnish church.

Sports ministry is having an impact on peoples' lives, both young and old. In Hungary its no different with their ever growing Baseball Ministry

Refugee families experience a fun day away from the city provided by local mission workers.

The impact of baseball on young people’s lives in Hungary goes far beyond learning how to play a new sport.

Three OM Hungary team members share what they’ve learned while serving as teachers at the International Christian School of Budapest.

OMers help Hungarian children uncover their gifts through drama camp.

OMers work with a Hungarian church to invest in relationships through every season.

Two young Hungarians share about their experiences serving abroad with OM on Logos Hope and in the UK.

Hungarian students learn about dating, sex and marriage during a Bus4Life visit.

A group of young Swiss Christians use small, practical acts of service to share Christ’s love with families in need in Hungary.

OMer Patrick shares his biggest takeaways from serving in sports ministry in Hungary for two years.

The African Union Development Agency says countries should think about how they choose the lesser of the two evils because strict lockdowns have severe consequences.

The Bank of England says the UK faces its worst slump in 300 years, but on Thursday held off from any moves on rates or bond buying.

Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe says that if there is appetite for nuclear power in the market, the SA government will pursue it over the next five years.

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While the reality and extent of the coup announced yesterday by military officers is still uncertain, the latest events demonstrate the fragility of the situation in Madagascar and the urgent need for a new international strategy to end the long crisis. Negotiations should now focus on international support to the electoral process based on strict conditions.

Bold steps can be taken by the EU to ease sanctions while not rewarding recalcitrant behaviour by Zanu-PF leadership

To preserve Southern Africa’s relative peace in the face of rising challenges and threats, Southern African Development Community (SADC) member states must collectively reinforce its peace and security architecture.

Zanu PF's limited commitment to the Global Political Agreement (GPA) and the resultant institutionalisation of the Government of National Unity (GNU) is why the party began to push for elections as from 2010, a strategy seen as steering the total collapse of the agreement.

Zimbabwe’s growing instability is exacerbated by dire economic decline, endemic governance failures, and tensions over ruling party succession; without major political and economic reforms, the country could slide into being a failed state.

Is Angola about to become a global player? Luanda’s recent diplomatic charm offensive means the country is running unopposed for one of three African nonpermanent seats on the United Nations Security Council for 2015 and 2016. Angola is no stranger to projecting power and influence. It has expanded its financial interests well beyond the African continent into Asia, Latin America and Europe. It is intent on developing regional and international influence and is poised to become a key interlocutor on a range of African issues. But this will bring with it potentially heavy responsibilities.

No matter people’s struggles, the counselling ministry focuses on a right relationship with God as the beginning of the healing process.

The 2013 Hope of Israel team shows motivation and unity during a month of intense ministry.