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Methodist Church spruces up Mat South children’s home

Muchena said they were planning to implement income-generating projects to ensure the children’s home was self-sustaining.

By Peter Dube Dec. 13, 2024

Methodist Church spruces up Mat South children’s home

Harvest House International Church set to host Wanqoba concert

Nyathi said the conference would coincide with the official opening of the Harvest House International Conference Centre.

By Bongile Moyo Dec. 9, 2024

Harvest House International Church set to host Wanqoba concert

Mapostori now shun child marriages, build schools

With child marriage rates soaring in Zimbabwe, the church's initiative is a timely and crucial intervention.

By Steven Ncube Dec. 1, 2024

Mapostori now shun child marriages, build schools

Mugodhi apostolic sect leader dies

Sigauke, who was the acting bishop for MAFC, died of natural causes in Harare and will be buried in Mutare on Saturday.

By Jairos Saunyama Nov. 27, 2024

New-look Cresta Churchill Bulawayo nears completion

Cresta Churchill opened its doors in 1974 and has for 50 years hosted leisure and business travellers from international, regional and domestic markets, as

By Staff Writer Nov. 5, 2024

New-look Cresta Churchill Bulawayo nears completion

Harnessing art for spiritual growth and community building

Many Zimbabwean faith communities are turning to art and creative expression as a powerful revival strategy to entice them to participate in church and religious activities.

By Raymond Millagre Langa Oct. 27, 2024

Harnessing art for spiritual growth and community building

Catholic bishops bid to pay US$188K in ZiG hits a snag

Stella Mundi, the applicant, is an agricultural company set up by the Catholic Church to run specific projects on church farms.

By Desmond Chingarande Oct. 22, 2024

Catholic bishops bid to pay US$188K in ZiG hits a snag

Huddled in Runyararo, relocated Idai victims suffer in silence

Survivors of the tropical storm found themselves being moved to Runyararo and Johane is one of the hundreds of other families relocated from Ngangu and Rusitu areas.

By Garikai Tunhira Oct. 15, 2024

Huddled in Runyararo, relocated Idai victims suffer in silence

Presidential Borehole Drilling Scheme alleviates water woes at Johane Marange Shrine

The gathering, which attracts over 10,000 people from all ten provinces of Zimbabwe and Botswana, has historically been hampered by shortages of the precious liquid.

By Julia Ndlela Sep. 24, 2024