Tag: Kenneth Mtata News
Reverend Kenneth Mtata Bids Zimbabwe Farewell
Church Leaders Should Dispel Myths Around COVID-19 – ZCC
Churches Renew Push For National Dialogue
Reverend Mtata Implores Govt, Teachers To Break Salary Impasse
Mtata Calls For “Independent National Inquiry On Corruption”
Mtata: South Africa Won’t Solve Zimbabwe’s Problems
Mnangagwa Snubs Churches’ Call For Dialogue With Chamisa
Chamisa And ED In No Show At The Churches’ National Dialogue Meeting
Churches Renew Push For Mnangagwa, Chamisa Dialogue
“ED And Chamisa Could Have Achieved More Together,” – Mtata
“Zimbabweans Must Start To Coalesce Around Ideas Not Personalities,” – Churches
Zanu PF Threatens Clerics Who Warned The Government Of An Impending Revolt With Unspecified Action
Pastor Kenneth Mtata Explains Why He Prefers The Dialogue Route To Break Zim’s Political Impasse
Ignoring The Cries Of The Vulnerable Creates Conditions For A Revolution – Rev Mtata
Reverend Mtata Explains The Significance Of Israel’s Desert Experiences
Ramaphosa Concerned Over The Influx Of Zimbabweans Into South Africa
Ramaphosa Supports Churches’ Push For National Dialogue – Rev Mtata
Zimbabwe Is Now A Non-peaceful Country – Churches
Churches Tell Chamisa To Swallow His Pride & Recognise ED
Church Leaders Escalate Push For National Dialogue
Mtata Urges Churches To Speak Against Gender-based Violence
ED Accuses Church Leaders Of Trying To Rob Him Of Electoral Victory
The Constitution Is To The State What The Bible Is To The Church – Jonathan Moyo Weighs In On Elections Suspension Call
Mutodi Calls Rev Mtata, ZHOCD Executive Calling For An Election Sabbatical A Fool, A False Prophet And Demon Possessed
WATCH: Gutu, Mangwana, Mafume & ZCC Debate Dialogue vs Demos
Pastor Identifies Possible Explanations Of Recent Kidnappings & Torture
Churches Warn Govt That Banning Demos Will Result In Chaos
Call For Demos Means All Not Well – Churches Urge Mnangagwa & Chamisa To Meet
WATCH: Jealous Mawarire, Jacob Mafume, Paul Mangwana & ZCC Discuss National Dialogue
Govt Fearful Of Mass Social Unrest Over Hardships
National Dialogue Should Deal With Crimes Committed In The Past – Mtata
National Dialogue Should Involve All Citizens – Churches
Zim Prophets Under Scrutiny