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President Emmerson Mnangagwa has reportedly cancelled his inaugural post-2023 general elections thank-you rally, which had been planned for St Noah College in Bocha, Manicaland province on Saturday.
According to <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200024915/ed-cancels-marange-trip-over-wayward-church-member">NewsDa</a>y, the rally and church visit were initially scheduled to coincide with the Passover feast.
NewsDay revealed that Mnangagwa decided to cancel the trip on Wednesday due to emerging reports that a church member, Nyasha Marange, had exploited his connections with church leader St. Nimrod.
Marange allegedly coerced affluent church members into contributing funds for the President’s visit.
Nyasha Marange, a member of ZANU PF, currently serves as the Member of Parliament for Mutare West Constituency. Said a NewsDay source:
<blockquote>
His actions are tarnishing the image of the church, of which the high priest did not know what Nyasha Marange was doing, which is forcing church members to contribute towards the rally.
</blockquote>
However, Marange denied the allegations saying their church does not force members to make contributions towards any programme. He said:
<blockquote>
We are a rich church. We do not need to go to anybody to beg for money, let alone force them to make contributions.
We have many projects as a church and even the government knows all our projects. We grow maize corn, we have dairy cows, we have beef cows, and we do fish farming.
Even GMB [Grain Marketing Board] knows that we always take our grains there.
In all honesty, I would be very happy to see someone who can come and say I forced them to make contributions. Why should I do that?
Our church is rich, we have plenty and we can even go around sharing with others, and even those claiming that we forced them to make contributions.
</blockquote>
Mnangagwa is set to conduct “Thank You” rallies across Zimbabwe. These events allow him to address the public directly and highlight government initiatives.
Meanwhile, Marange recently stirred controversy by allegedly asserting his demand for complete control over the US$1.2 million allocated to the Chiadzwa Community Share Ownership Trust.
Additionally, he faced accusations of marginalizing fellow Members of Parliament from Mutare North and Mutare South—constituencies that were meant to benefit from these funds.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Mnangagwa Cancels "Thank You Rally" Set For Marange | Report

The government of Mozambique has reportedly banned the Johane Marange Apostolic Sect in the Central Province of Manica for allegedly encouraging child marriage and disregarding health issues.
The Johane Marange Apostolic Sect first emerged in Manicaland Province in neighbouring Zimbabwe, where it has been operating for a decade.
Albachir Macassar, the National Director of Justice, Constitutional and Religious Affairs, was reported as saying the Ministry has also banned some religious institutions with “obscure purposes” in the southern Province of Inhambane. Said Macassar:
<blockquote>
To discipline some behaviour and excesses of certain religious denominations, a draft Law on Religious Freedom and Worship is under discussion to regulate the exercise of this activity in Mozambique.
</blockquote>
During the interview with Radio Mozambique, Macassar insisted that the government of Mozambique is not interfering with religious worship.
He said the government only seeks to direct and discipline religious organisations.
Macassar said under the draft law, those who want to establish new churches must have a certificate in theology.
He added that if they are leaving an existing congregation, they must have a letter of disaffiliation or recommendation. Said Macassar:
<blockquote>
They must possess a letter of recommendation from the top leader of the previous religious grouping, attesting to their suitability to found another congregation.
</blockquote>
| <a href="https://clubofmozambique.com/news/mozambique-government-bans-doubtful-churches-including-johane-marange-sect-232276/">Club Of Mozambique</a>

Mozambique Govt Bans Johane Marange Sect Over Child Marriages | Report

A 14-year-old girl from the Johane Marange Apostolic Church reportedly died on Tuesday a few days after giving birth at home in Buhera.
Family relative and lawyer Norris Johannes confirmed Delight Masomeke’s death to NewsDay.
He said Delight, of Bvumbura Village in Chivhu, gave birth to a baby girl on 29 December 2022 at Masasa in Buhera but died three days later. Said Johannes:
<blockquote>
The deceased is said to have given birth to a baby girl on December 29, 2022, and remained unwell until she succumbed to (an undisclosed) illness yesterday (Monday).
Her mother Nelia Matarirano is my sister, but the family was not aware that the girl was married.
All we knew was she was at school, only to be shocked by the news of her death yesterday.
Relatives wanted to hastily bury her, but we sought police intervention. We are at the police station filing a report.
</blockquote>
Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) national spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi told NewsDay that he had not received a report of the case. | <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200005727/girl-14-dies-after-birth-related-complications">NewsDay</a>

Girl (14) Dies After Birth-related Complications

The Johane Marange Apostolic Church has pledged continuous support to the Government and the ZANU PF party.
Speaking after President Emmerson Mnangagwa and several government officials and members of the ruling party attended the sect’s annual Passover gathering at Mafararikwa Shrine in Marange last week on Saturday, the church’s spokesman Nyasha Marange said they have a strong relationship with the government and ZANU PF. Said Marange:
<blockquote>
We will continue working together with Government because the leadership respects churches.
As Johane Marange followers, we were humbled by President Mnangagwa’s gesture of being with us during our Passover gathering.
This shows that he respects the church and we want to assure Government and the ruling ZANU PF of our unwavering support.
We also have a role to play in the economic development of this country, hence our investments in the education and agriculture sectors.
Our relationship with Government and ZANU PF is well documented and we are seeing a lot of infrastructural developments across the country.
We recently received computers and printers from President Mnangagwa and we are forever grateful for that.
</blockquote>
On his part, Mnangagwa promised to work closely with the apostolic sect, especially in the education sector. He said:
<blockquote>
As a politician, I have never addressed a gathering as big as this one. The discipline exhibited by the pilgrims gathered here is out of this world.
I want to assure everyone here present that we will continue working together with the new High Priest Nimrod Taguta.
I used to wonder why my late friend, High Priest Noah Taguta who passed away recently, always moved around with High Priest Nimrod, but I now understand that he was the chosen one.
People should not look at the youthful High Priest’s stature because he has God’s blessings.
I can be the President of this country, but I am under the High Priest and l respect him.
As Government, we will continue working with the church because it has a role to play in ensuring peace and development in the country.
Many people of my age are long gone because of various reasons, but I will continue respecting the church leadership.
</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.manicapost.co.zw/churches-throw-weight-behind-govt/">The Manica Post</a>

Johane Marange Sect Pledges "Unwavering" Support To Govt, ZANU PF

President Emmerson Mnangagwa said he was shocked by the untimely passing away of the leader of the Johanne Marange Apostolic Church, the self-proclaimed High Priest St Noah Taguta Momberume.
The polygamist died in April this year and was believed to have been in his 90s.
He was succeeded by one of his sons, Mutumwa Nimrod Taguta, who took over both the church and the family in May.
President Mnangagwa attended the Johanne Marange Apostolic Church during its annual Passover at Mafararikwa Shrine in Marange on Saturday.
Addressing thousands of pilgrims who had gathered at the shrine, Mnangagwa said he had never spoken before such a humongous crowd. <a href="https://www.sundaynews.co.zw/government-wont-allow-detractors-to-fan-promote-violence/?_ga=2.204521493.408250522.1657944356-1476354146.1643948410">He said:</a>
<blockquote>
I was shocked and saddened by the death of my close friend, St Noah Taguta. When I received news of his death, I could not believe it as we had met the previous month.
He was in the company of his son, the new High Priest. Little did I know that he was introducing me to the new leader of this church.
Despite his youthfulness, High Priest Nimrod has shown great leadership qualities as evidenced by successfully organising this year’s annual Passover gathering, which is oversubscribed.
I have never addressed such a big crowd and I am at a loss for words.
</blockquote>
Mnangagwa promised to continue assisting the apostolic sect to construct more schools.
The sect built St Noah Group of Schools comprising St Noah One and Two, St Abel, St Zachariah, St Makaab as well as St Arnold One and Two.
It has several farms in Chipinge and Nyazura and also electrified Taguta Village and constructed a modern football pitch in rural Mafararikwa.
The Johane Marange Apostolic Church, which has the largest number of mapostori (white garment) followers in Marange, is notorious for child marriages.
Last year, a 15-year-old girl, Anna Machaya, died during childbirth at the Marange shrine in Bocha and was allegedly buried in a secret place.
The man responsible for the pregnancy, Hatirarami Momberume, coincidentally shares the same surname as the late Mutumwa Noah Taguta Momberume, though it is not known whether the two are related or not.

Death Of Johanne Marange Apostolic Sect Leader "Shocked" ED

The Johane Marange Apostolic Church has ordained Mutumwa Nimrod Taguta as the sect’s new high priest.
Nimrod took over the reins of both the church and the family following the death of his father, Noah Taguta Momberume, who died recently.
In an interview with The Manica Post in Mafararikwa, Marange, the Taguta family spokesperson, Phillip Taguta, confirmed Nimrod’s ordination. He said:
<blockquote>
We now have a new High Priest who was chosen and anointed by our late father, Mutumwa Noah Taguta, while he was still alive.
He will lead both the church and the family just like our departed father used to do.
Nimrod is one of the late Mutumwa Taguta’s sons. The process of choosing the successor takes time and it started long back, well before our late father fell ill.
Nimrod would always accompany our father on the various missions they embarked on in and outside the country.
All congregants have accepted the new leader and everyone is following the dictates of the spirit.
Rebellious members will be excommunicated just like what happened to Clements Momberume who rebelled when our late father was ordained.
</blockquote>
The late Noah Taguta Momberume was ordained as a priest in 1992. He is survived by 25 wives, 125 children, 300 grandchildren and 40 great-grandchildren.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.manicapost.co.zw/mutumwa-nimrod-takes-over-reins-of-johane-marange/">The Manica Post</a></h4>

Nimrod Taguta Ordained New Johane Marange Apostolic Church High Priest

The leader of Johane Marange Apostolic Church, the self-proclaimed High Priest St Noah Taguta Momberume has died.
Taguta died on Sunday afternoon and is believed to have been in his 90s.
The Minister of State for Manicaland Provincial Affairs and Devolution Nokuthula Matsikenyere confirmed Taguta’s death. She said:
<blockquote>
I have been informed by the Secretary for Provincial Affairs and Devolution, Mr Edgars Seenza, that Highest Priest Noah Taguta is no more.
The DDC (District Development Coordinator) Mutare advised that he died around lunchtime.
</blockquote>
Seenza told The Herald on Sunday night that he was still to get more details regarding Taguta’s death.
The Johane Marange Apostolic Church, which has the largest number of mapostori (white garment) followers in Marange, is notorious for child marriages.
Last year, a 15-year-old girl, Anna Machaya, died during childbirth at the Marange shrine in Bocha and was allegedly buried in a secret place.
The man responsible for the pregnancy, Hatirarami Momberume, coincidentally shares the same surname as the late Mutumwa Noah Taguta Momberume, though it is not known whether the two are related or not.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/johane-marange-leader-taguta-dies/">The Herald</a></h4>

Johane Marange Leader Noah Taguta Momberume Dies

The Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) has requested the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) Officer Commanding Manicaland Province to disperse thousands of members of the Johane Marange Apostolic Sect who are gathered for their annual Passover in Marange in defiance of lockdown measures.
In a statement, the ZLHR said they also want the leaders of the sect to be arrested and charged for violating national lockdown regulations. ZLHR said:
<blockquote>We have written to [ZRP] Officer Commanding Manicaland Province complaining about cops’ complacency in enforcing COVID-19 regulations by not dispersing Johane Marange Apostolic sect worshippers, who are currently gathered at a vigil in Mafararikwa village.
We expressed concern over this neglect of duty by police as this public gathering is a super spreader of COVID-19 and a public health hazard with far-reaching consequences on the community of Manicaland.
We have asked [ZRP] to enforce the law impartially and to disperse the crowd and arrest and charge the church leadership for violating national lockdown regulations.
We have asked [ZRP] to rapidly respond within 24 hours failure of which we will sue the State for facilitating a public health hazard.</blockquote>
The Johanne Marange Apostolic sect gathering commenced on 3 July is scheduled to run up to 17 July. Reports suggest that some of the congregants have crossed borders to attend the ceremony.
Some observers have opined that the government has turned a blind eye to the gathering because the church’s leaders are political bedfellows with the ruling ZANU PF party.
<h4>More: <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a></h4>

Lawyers Petition ZRP To Disperse Johane Marange "Coronavirus Super Spreader"

Thousands of Johanne Marange Apostolic sect congregants are gathering in the Mafararikwa area under Chief Marange for a two week Passover ceremony despite a government ban on public gatherings, including churches, under the level four COVID-19 lockdown.
The gathering commenced on 3 July is scheduled to run up to 17 July. Reports suggest that some of the congregants have crossed borders to attend the ceremony.
When contacted for comment by TellZim News, Manicaland Police Spokesperson Inspector Luxson Chananda said he could not comment as he was not on the ground.
Responding to a post on Twitter recently, Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Permanent Secretary Nick Mangwana said the apostolic sect members are not exempted from COVID-19 measures. He said:
<blockquote>They are not allowed to gather. They are just behaving the same way as drunkards.</blockquote>
Meanwhile, some villagers from the Marange area expressed concern on why the government is letting the gathering proceed as it is a potential COVID-19 superspreader.
A Zimbabwe Diamonds Allied Minerals Workers (ZIDAWU) representative Cosmas Sunguro said the church gathering has exposed mineworkers in the Chiadzwa area to the coronavirus. He said:
<blockquote>We are not happy as it seems like the church is exempted by the law. Some congregants are even jumping borders coming from hotspot countries, some of which have deadly variants of the virus, putting the lives of community members and those who work in Chiadzwa at risk.
Marange is under threat and we are doomed as we foresee disaster unfolding after the Passover.
If only one congregant amongst them is COVID-19 positive, there is a high probability that the deadly virus will spread like veld fire.</blockquote>
Sunguro also said community members are sharing boreholes with the congregants, which further exposes the whole community to the virus.
Some observers opined that the government has turned a blind eye to the Johanne Marange Apostolic sect gathering because the church’s leaders are political bedfellows with the ruling ZANU PF party.
Some church members who spoke to TellZim News on condition of anonymity confirmed that they indeed are gathered in Marange for the big Passover event in their thousands.
<h4>More: <a href="http://www.tellzim.com/2021/07/johane-marange-sect-gathers-thousands.html">TellZim News</a></h4>

Johane Marange Sect Gathers Thousands In Lockdown Defiance

Women belonging to the John Marange apostolic church countrywide have revealed that they would rather go to their church’s birth places than to medical institutions. This revelation comes when the Health ministry has revealed that several women die during child birth.
The Standard visited the Shamva birth place where old church members help church women deliver their babies.
The publication observed that young girls, young enough to be around 15 years of age were delivering their babies at the place.
A young woman who looked like a teenager told the publication that she had given birth the previous day. She said:
<blockquote>My name is Pamela Mbiriza and I am a new mother. I gave birth yesterday.</blockquote>
A birth attend summarised the process. She said:
<blockquote>It is the holy spirit that tells us if the baby or the mother are in trouble.
The same holy spirit is the one that protects the woman and the baby till birth.</blockquote>
Another birth attendant said that the place was only open to church members. She said:
<blockquote>The holy spirit is what guides us. For one to be accommodated here you must be a committed member of the church. We do not admit strangers.</blockquote>
Prayer and holy water are believed to be the most essential tools birth attendants use when there are complications during birth. The church considers those who visit medical institutions weak in faith in God.
Health officials have said that they have ditched a confrontational approach when dealing with religious groups.
More: The Standard

Johane Marange Women Ignore Hospitals, Say The Holy Spirit Guides Them When Delivering Babies

Registrar-General Tobaiwa Mudede denied claims by the MDC-T that the registration of members of the Johane Marange Apostolic Church was part of a plot to help Zanu-PF rig the 2018 elections.
Speaking to The Herald during the sidelines of the Johane Marange Apostolic Church Passover at Mafararikwa Shrine in Marange yesterday, Mudede said the programme has been in existence since 2010. He said that his department has been offering the special service to members of Johane Marange because they lag behind in terms of registering their children. Said Mudede:
<blockquote>The programme was rolled out in 2010 after a number of meetings with the elders of the Johane Marange Church. This has been going on and we come here during the Passover time when many people were gathered. We realised that the apostolic church members were far behind in registering their children and they needed our help. Since 2010 we have registered quite a large number. In 2010 alone, 1 889 people were issued with synthetic and polythene national identity cards. After this exercise a follow-up is done at district level.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/mudede-clears-air-on-johane-marange-registration/">Herald</a>

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