First Things First, Churches Tell Govt on Anti-Sanctions Day
Zimbabwe Divine Destiny Executive Director Bishop Ancelimo Magaya said the government were to clean up its immediate closet first before it demonstrates against the West.
Zimbabwe Divine Destiny Executive Director Bishop Ancelimo Magaya said the government were to clean up its immediate closet first before it demonstrates against the West.
Churches in Zimbabwe vowed to join the government’s anti-sanctions march slated for this Friday which has since drawn support from the regional bloc, Southern African Development Community (SADC). Zimbabwe and its…
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Election seasons are a chance for citizens to express their collective will and confer legitimacy on governments. People should be given more space and decency to exercise their assembly and association rights. If they are not, it…
Speaking to a gathering of key church leaders in Harare, Zimbabwe on 1 July ahead of a 30 July election of parliament and a new president, World Council of Churches…
Last week presidential candidates contesting in the offing general election at the margin of this month signed a peace pledge, binding themselves to a code of conduct compelling them to…
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