Men speak out against abuse in Agape Church: Betty Makoni “Never Again Show”

SCOTLAND - The ‘Mighty Kingdom of Kubala’ has fallen after Scottish Police removed Zimbabwean Jean Gasho, her Ghanaian husband Kofi Offeh and their "handmaiden" American Kaura Taylor, from a forest which they had camped on.

SCOTLAND - The self-styled African tribe ‘Kingdom of Kubala’ has maintained their stance that no one will be able to remove them from a Scottish Forest, claiming it has been given to them by God.

By Mary-Tamar was Jean formerly known as Jean Gasho It is with a heavy heart that I announce that Nino and I are no longer together. It was through my writing that I met him and to some degree it is through my writing that we parted. In fact Nino did say he fell in love with me after he read my online diary of my journey of abuse in the hands of Masocha and many Agape members, he wanted to be the one to comfort me and help me heal, with his sense of humor I did find a lot of healing and comfort in his arms. But sometimes things are not meant to be, all I know is I loved him so very much, and I bowed to him, I wrote songs for him, and I honoured him more than I ever honoured any man who has walked on this earth, I worked hard to build him a harem, it was me who told him the idea, but there are times in life where even sacrifice, love and the highest honour is never enough.

Dr Muzvare Hazviperi Betty Makoni Amidst all the scary information circulating about coronavirus on social media and in mainstream news, you are virtually alone and “watching yourself die”. It is a different virus and no one wants you near them for fear of spreading it further. As a lone patient, imagine reading that you are going to die and that there is no treatment . . . and you must stay home. It happened to me.

By Mary Tamar (formerly Jean Gasho) | Follow her BLOG | I have always been convinced that Marry Chiwenga played a huge part in influencing her husband, the then General Constantino Chiwenga, the Army in Commander of Zimbabwe, in the dethroning of Robert Mugabe. I believe as a young woman who loves power, it was her who even suggested to her husband that it was possible to dethrone the late former President of Zimbabwe. A lot of decisions which are made by men of power are often influenced by their wives at home. They do not say “behind every successful man is a woman” for no reason. What I know about Zimbabwean politics especially, is that it is women who have the ball in their hands. Men in Zimbabwe are generally controlled by women, it’s a hidden culture. My husband has noticed that about Zimbabwean men, even though they can be emotionally abusive, the women strangely wear the trousers in their marriages. I believe such was always the dynamics in the marriage of Marry Chiwenga and the Vice President.