Religious

Celebrated gospel musician Reverend Togarepi Chivaviro will for the first time hold a double album launch with his wife, Juliet Chivavairo, who unveils her debut solo album on February 20 at New Ambassador Hotel.
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Prophetic Healing and Deliverance (PHD) Ministries leader Walter Magaya has been summoned by the police for allegedly evading $22 million tax, while Wicknell Chivayo appeared in court yesterday for allegedly bribing a Zimbabwe Power Company…
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Followers of South Africa based Prophet Shepherd Bushiri have gathered in their thousands to hear their leader's first Sunday sermon since his release from police custody on Wednesday.
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A business-couple — Mr Upenyu Mashangwa and his wife Blessing – cannot recover tithes amounting to $1,1 million from United Family Church International (UFIC) leader Prophet Emmanuel Makandiwa as such contributions are ‘free will offerings’…
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UK based Zimbabwean preacher Uebert Angel has blasted Italian luxury fashion brand after images of its $890 (£688) “balaclava jumper”, which features a cut-out at the mouth and red lips, were shared on social media sparking accusations that…
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A woman who has been caught in the middle of a fight between a popular city pastor Anglistone Thembani Mthiyane Sibanda and Nketha Dlamini, who accuses the pastor of causing “tension and confusion” in his marriage, has said their marriage…
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Prophet Sheperd Bushiri and his wife, Mary, have been granted bail of R100,000 bail each after appearing in the Specialised Commercial Crimes Court in Pretoria on Wednesday morning.
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Embattled prophet Shepherd Bushiri has acquired the services of top defence advocate Barry Roux, the Sowetan newspaper reported yesterday.
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By Prophet Uebert Angel Thank you so much for attending the diplomatic service at Pretoria Showgrounds yesterday. It was an amazing experience ministering to you, and with you. Thank you for the wonderful intercession and sincere…
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A court in Zimbabwe has convicted a popular self-styled prophet of fraud and fined him $700 (£540) for falsely claiming he had a herbal cure for HIV and Aids. Walter Magaya earlier pleaded guilty to contravening the Medicines Control Act…
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