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A High Court judge has called for the enactment of laws that make it mandatory for founders of new churches to be holders of at least certificates in theology to curb abuses perpetrated by bogus religious leaders.
Bulawayo High Court judge Justice Maxwell Takuva said that there should be strict requirements for the formation of new churches to eradicate cases of child sexual abuse and early child marriages.
He was speaking during the official opening of the 2023 Legal Year on Monday. The <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/regulate-churches-to-curb-child-abuse-judge/">Chronicle</a> quoted Justice Takuva as saying:
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The legislature, in my view, should consider introducing a draft law on religious freedoms and worship to discipline some behaviour and excesses of certain religious denominations.
The new law may provide for the requirements for the registration of a new religious organisation.
It would be of some assistance in my view to have as a requirement for the establishment of a new church, that its leaders must at least hold a certificate in theology.
The question then becomes whether or not it is desirable for the State to regulate the activities of certain religious groups and churches in this country.
In my view, the State should step in to regulate the activities of those religious groups or institutions with obscure purposes for example those which promote child marriages and child sexual abuse.
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Some churches, especially white garment religious sects, have been accused of abetting the sexual exploitation of young women by turning a blind eye to early child marriages.
Early child marriages are prohibited in the country in terms of the law and the New Marriages Act.
More: <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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High Court Judge Wants Church Founders To Have Theology Certificates

The first lady of Zimbabwe, Auxillia Mnangagwa has said that education can be used to prevent early and unintended pregnancies.
Speaking at the launch of the Unesco led Let’s Talk Campaign at Makomo Primary School in Epworth where she, as the guest of honour, the first lady said:
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We need to use education as a tool for pregnancy prevention by making sure that all young people have access to comprehensive sexuality education, to help them abstain, delay sexual activities, negotiate for safer sex, among other protective skills and behaviour.
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The first lady said that schools must start teaching students about sexuality at a tender age so as to equip them against early and unwanted pregnancies.
Her remarks come when the country is reported to have recorded a <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2019/07/21/rise-in-school-dropouts-worry-mudzi-authorities/">huge number of primary and secondary school dropouts between due to pregnancies</a> lately.
More: <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/let-us-talk-first-lady">The Sunday Mail</a>

First Lady Suggests Measures To Prevent Early And Unintended Pregnancies.

Minister of Primary and Secondary Education,<a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Lazarus_Dokora"> Lazarus Dokora</a> has revealed that 4 500 pupils dropped out of school because of early marriages.
In an interview with The Herald, the minister revealed that 3 650 females and 251 males in secondary schools dropped out of school nationwide. In primary schools, Zimbabwe lost 305 females and 13 males. Dokora said that there was a need to engage in campaigns against early marriages.
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Chief of Education in Zimbabwe Mr Peter de Vries urged Government to remain focused in the fight against early marriages.
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/4-500-pupils-in-early-marriage-drop-out/">Herald</a>

4 500 pupils dropped out of school because of early marriages: Dokora

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