Religious

The Gauteng High Court has refused businessman Willah Mudolo's application to travel to Zambia to visit his critically ill mother, ruling that the strict bail conditions imposed in the Bushiri-linked fraud case should remain in place.

A long-running property dispute involving rival Assemblies of God church factions is set to return to the High Court on May 18, 2026. The case centres on ownership and construction rights linked to a disputed property in Marondera.

As ZAOGA Forward in Faith Ministries International marks 66 years of existence this week, reflection becomes unavoidable, not merely on institutional longevity but on the meaning of legacy itself.

A ZAOGA member argues that biblical discernment—not fear of judgment—should guide how Christians respond to controversial spiritual claims and church leadership.

The Law Society of Zimbabwe (LSZ) has confirmed it is probing prominent lawyer Chipo Mahlangu following a complaint by the Assemblies of God-Spiritual Movement (AoG-SM), which alleges gross misconduct in ongoing church property disputes before the courts.

Opinion: Zimbabwe’s rise in political death prophecies raises questions about ethics, power, and the true role of prophecy.

The Assemblies of God-Back To God (AOG-BTG) church is coming under increasing scrutiny from its members amid emerging concerns over governance shortcomings, alleged financial mismanagement, and the use of church resources to fund legal disputes.

The succession of Ezekiel Guti marks a defining moment for the Zimbabwe Assemblies of God Africa, not simply as a leadership transition but as a test of institutional continuity and renewal.

​The Zimbabwean landscape is defined by the ubiquitous presence of the cross and the collar, yet the moral authority that once emanated from the pulpit has drifted into a quiet, comfortable irrelevance.

The National Prosecuting Authority of Zimbabwe (NPAZ) has filed an application at the Harare Regional Magistrates’ Court seeking to compel Prophetic Healing and Deliverance (PHD) Ministries leader Walter Magaya to enter a plea, citing a series of defence applications that have delayed the commencement of his rape trial.