A ZIMBABWEAN Court has set free Remnant Pentecostal Church leader Pastor Patrick Mugadza after acquitting him on charges of criminal nuisance following a protest he staged in November 2016, where he tied himself to some steel rails while demonstrating against President Robert Mugabe’s administration. Pastor Mugadza,
As Pastor Evan Mawarire's trial continues today, the ever-persistent question of a Christian's role in standing up against oppression and injustice continues to dog society. Should Christians be actively involved in the struggle against an oppressive and unjust regime and system, or should they just watch
Zimbabwe's deteriorating human rights record following the arrest of two clergymen Pastor Phillip Mugadza and Evan Mawarire has once again caught the attention of the United States. Mugadza and Mawarire who are facing charges of criminal nuisance and subverting a constitutionally elected government respectively are currently
Anti-Mugabe critic and leader of Remnant Church, Pastor Phillip Mugadza was on Monday 16 January 2017 arrested and charged with unlawfully acting in a manner likely to create nuisance after his prophecy that President Robert Mugabe will not see the end of 2017. According to Zimbabwe Lawyers
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