By Quinton Mtyala
Six months after he was elected, Thabo Makgoba was installed as the Archbishop of Cape Town at a packed St George's Cathedral on Sunday.
The election of Bishop Thabo Makgoba to the post of Archbishop of Cape Town bodes well for the country's Christian churches, the South African Council of Churches said on Thursday.
By Quinton Mtyala
Thabo Makgoba, 47, is to replace Njongonkulu Ndungane as head of Southern Africa's Anglican Church.
Theological education, rural development and unemployment are some of the issues the new Archbishop of Cape Town has close to his heart.
The Anglican Church has elected Thabo Makgoba, 47, to succeed Njongonkulu Ndungane as leader of its southern Africa region, making him one of the youngest bishops in history to ascend the position.
The current bishop of Grahamstown, Thabo Makgoba, was on Tuesday elected as Archbishop of Cape Town, the Anglican Church said.
