Ndaba Ndabezitha

In April 2000, in Macheke, ZANU-PF militia abducted farmer and MDC activist David Stevens. They tied his hands, shot him, and killed him. They then drained his blood and drank it. ZANU-PF ndeyeropa.

📸 President Emmerson Mnangagwa today handed over hundreds of bicycles to war veterans in Maphisa, Kezi, where the country’s 46th Independence Day celebrations will take place on Saturday

📸 President Emmerson Mnangagwa today handed over hundreds of bicycles to war veterans in Maphisa, Kezi, where the country’s 46th Independence Day celebrations will take place on Saturday

Dear Zimbabwe Council of Churches, You have no business opposing Amendment Bill No. 3. None whatsoever. Your interference in constitutional affairs is a brazen affront to Zimbabwe's democratic order. Stay in your lane. Your mandate is souls, not legislation. Constitutional revisions are routine across the globe - from the United States to South Africa. Zimbabwe is no exception, nor should it be. The usual suspects will argue that ZCC members, as Zimbabwean citizens, retain the right to participate in constitutional processes. Granted. But there is a profound difference between individual civic engagement and an ecclesiastical institution formally mobilising its religious authority against a legislative instrument. Your members may engage as private citizens through appropriate civic channels - that is their constitutional right. However, the ZCC did not speak as concerned citizens. It spoke as a Council of Churches, wielding its institutional authority to oppose a parliamentary process. That is not civic participation. That is an unambiguous overreach. Scripture itself forecloses your position. Romans 13:1 commands: "Let every soul be subject unto the higher powers, for there is no power but of God." First Peter 2:13-14 further instructs submission to every human institution established by law. And Christ Himself settled this matter with finality: "Render unto Caesar what is Caesar's, and unto God what is God's" (Matthew 22:21). Parliament was constitutionally mandated to debate and enact laws - not you. If you crave political influence, resign your collars and contest an election. Be accountable to the electorate as politicians are. Your current posturing blurs the sacred line between faith and politics, divides congregations, and wholesale abandons your spiritual calling. Pray. Serve. Unite. Leave constitutional matters to those elected and mandated to handle them. I thank you.

Fellow Zimbabweans, let's meet tomorrow 16 April 2026 at 2028 hrs.

WATCH | A female officer from the Zimbabwe Air Force showcases her impressive marching skills as she prepares for the upcoming Independence Day celebrations. She is truly gifted. 🎥Muku