Government Commends Church for Bold Move to Confront Abuse, Governance Gaps
By Tendai Keith Guvamombe HARARE – The Government has commended the church for taking what it described as a bold…
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By Tendai Keith Guvamombe HARARE – The Government has commended the church for taking what it described as a bold…
By Tendai Keith Guvamombe
The streets of Zimbabwe vibrated with a different kind of energy this week—not the frantic pace of commerce, but the rhythmic, unified stride of thousands honoring a man whose influence spanned a century. Ezekiel Guti Day has transitioned from a date on the calendar to a living testament of faith, marked by a nationwide walkathon that saw young and old alike retracing the path of a visionary.
In the shimmering heat of the Eastern Highlands, where the mountains of Mutare stand as silent sentinels of faith, a profound spiritual and political convergence took place this past Friday. More than 300 pastors from across the Manicaland province gathered under the banner of the Destiny of Afrika Network (DANet), transforming the city into a crucible of collective resolve.
The first official record of a formal Christian celebration of Jesus’ birth on December 25th occurred in Rome in 336 AD, during the reign of Emperor Constantine.
Destiny for Africa Network (DANet) founder, Reverend Obadiah Musindo, has lauded President Emmerson Mnangagwa for what he described as unwavering and progressive support towards churches across the country, saying the Head of State has demonstrated true national leadership by safeguarding freedom of worship and recognising the pivotal role of religious institutions.
His dedication to success in empowerment drives—ranging from economic entrepreneurship to youth and women emancipation—was recently recognized internationally. Rev Dr. Msindo was conferred with a prestigious Doctorate in Zambia for his noteworthy achievements and continuous efforts to empower citizens through strategic implementations, including the widespread provision of affordable housing schemes.
Chinhoyi , Zimbabwe – The Destiny for Afrika Network (DANet) has initiated a sweeping housing and empowerment drive across Zimbabwe, kicking off in Chinhoyi where over 130 pastors have already benefited. This initiative is a core part of DANet’s vision to transform the Christian community through economic self-sufficiency and ownership.