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Police in Marondera have launched a manhunt for a suspect, who allegedly <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2022/02/10/afm-pastor-raped-axed-to-death-during-prayer-session/">raped and killed a woman</a> from Grasslands, Marondera who was on her way to a prayer session.
Nelia Maringa, who recently completed theology studies with the AFM church, reportedly left her home at Grasslands Research Farm on Monday morning this week intending to go for prayers and fetch firewood afterwards but never came back.
Her body was discovered the following day by Charles Mazorodze (55) also of Grasslands farm, Marondera with an axe stuck on the left side of her head.
He reported the matter to the police.
Maringa’s body was found half-naked with a black top and white bra on, while the lower part was undressed with underwear and black skin-tight dropped to knee level.
The police further observed that her black and white skirt was pulled up to the waist.
Reports also say a bible and a counter book written Mercy Maringa on the cover were recovered. 
The killer reportedly left a letter indicating why he murdered Maringa. A written note was seen on the deceased’s back inscribed:
<blockquote>
To husband mark of the beast aftermaths of Chihure (prostitutions) wakandirambirei (why did you reject me) this is just not manslaughter but a violent, brutal and toxic expression of love if not passion by ex-killer Maisiri paWedza.
</blockquote>
Fresh bruises were seen on the right hip.
The body of the deceased was conveyed to Marondera Provincial hospital awaiting rape testing and post mortem.
National Police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said investigations into the matter are in progress. 
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/marondera-woman-murdered-killer-left-letter-on-deceased-body/">The Herald</a>

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UPDATE On AFM Pastor Raped And Killed: Killer Leaves Note

Police in Marondera have launched a manhunt for suspects who allegedly raped and axed to death a female pastor on February 7.
The body of Nelia Maringe (45) was discovered in a bush near Grasslands Research Station in Marondera, a day after she did not return home from prayers.
Maringe had recently completed theology studies with the AFM church.
Provincial police spokesperson Inspector Simon Chazovachii confirmed the incident. He said:
<blockquote>
Police are investigating a murder case in Marondera where a woman was found dead with her body half-naked. We appeal to those who may have information that may lead to the arrest of the suspect to alert the nearest police station.
</blockquote>
It is said that on February 7, at around 11 am, Maringe informed her neighbour Rutendo Machapa that she was going into a nearby bush area for prayers and to fetch firewood.
She left carrying her Bible, counter book and an axe.
She didn’t return home that day but was instead found dead the following morning by Charles Mazorodze (53) who was fetching firewood.
He then alerted the police who attended the scene.
Her body was taken to Marondera Provincial Hospital for post-mortem.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2022/02/pastor-raped-killed-during-prayer-session/">NesDay Zimbabwe</a>

AFM Pastor Raped, Axed To Death During Prayer Session

Former Transport Minister Nicholas Goche has been dragged to court on allegations of aiding a former pastor in the Apostolic Faith Mission in Zimbabwe (AFM), Fidelis Muzivi to grab the church’s property.
The church accuses Muzivi of personalising the US$25 000 stand with Goche’s help.
Muzivi is being sued together with Goche who allegedly sold the stand to the church through his company Mushayahembe Enterprises.
Bindura Municipality is cited as the third respondent in the matter.
It is being alleged that Muzivi unlawfully changed ownership of the stand after full payment and is insisting that the property belongs to him.
The church has approached the High Court seeking a declaratory order with ancillary relief. The church wants the court to determine who the true owner of the stand is and compel Goche to reverse the ownership papers.
The AFM has deposed an affidavit through one Svinurayi Gwenzi who narrated that on 19 January 2014, the church applied for a church stand to Mushayahembe Enterprises, a company owned by Goche.
The application was granted, and a response came through one Manyati of Manyati Enterprises who was an agent for Mushayahembe Enterprises.
AFM also said the church was then advised to pay an application fee to which was done on 23 July 2014.
On the 5th of August 2014, the church made a commitment to pay for the said stand. Back then, Muzivi was the pastor and chairperson of the church development.
He was signing the letters or correspondences for and on behalf of the church. Added AFM: 

<blockquote>_The response came in October 2019 confirming that the applicant had fully paid for the stand. Soon after receiving the confirmation of full payment, the applicant approached the offices of Mushayahembe only to discover that Muzivi had tampered with the file documents._</blockquote>
The church further claims that it held a meeting with Muzivi on the 17th of this month during which he insisted that he is the rightful owner of the stand prompting the church to approach the courts.
The church wants Mushayahembe Enterprises to reverse the transfer process that was done in favour of Muzivi and to edit papers to reflect that AFM is the owner and not the former pastor.
According to the court papers, the stand measures 5 228 square meters and is in Chipindura Park.
The matter is yet to be heard.
More: <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw">Pindula News</a>; <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/goche-us25-000-land-grabbing-scandal/">NewZimbabwe</a>

Goche In Soup For Aiding Former AFM Pastor Grab Church Property

Apostolic Faith Mission (AFM) in Zimbabwe Secretary-General, Reverend Brighton Tembo has reminded the church’s assemblies to continue observing the measures put in place by the government to curb the spread of the coronavirus. The reminder comes amid reports of complacency. We present his memorandum below.
<blockquote>Greetings in the name of our soon returning Lord Jesus Christ.
Further to the Secretary General’s communication on COVID-19 dated 18 March 2020, it has been observed with concern, that our members are not observing the protective and restrictive COVID-19 regulations as outlined by the Ministry of Health and Child Welfare.
Zimbabwe is not yet out of the woods in dealing with this global pandemic that has claimed over 20 000 lives across the Limpopo in South Africa, around 200 000 Americans and almost 60 000 in Britain including some Zimbabweans resident there. In the country, over 250 people have succumbed to this deadly pandemic.
As a church, we are concerned that some among you are breaking the law by exceeding the numbers permitted to attend church gatherings at any time. As has been observed in those gatherings some have already done away with the wearing of masks, in some cases, there is no more sanitizing of hands and hand washing, no more social distancing. More grave is the fact that these services are streamed live on social media, which is an act of self-incrimination. The live stream can be used as evidence by the law enforcement authorities for prosecution purposes.
May all assemblies continue to observe the safety measures as prescribed in the Secretary General’s communication dated 18 March 2020. Let us also note that the country has been hit by a second wave of infections as evidenced by the over 100 students infected at John Tallach in Bulawayo. May we, therefore, be on high alert.
God bless you
President: Rev A. D Madawo: Deputy President: Rev C. Mupakaidzwa: Secretary-General: Rev B. Tembo; Treasurer General: Elder C. P Chemhuru</blockquote>

AFM In Zimbabwe Reminder To Observe COVID-19 Regulations

The president of the Apostolic Faith Mission in Zimbabwe, Reverend Amon Madawo is scheduled to address the church at 10 am this Friday.
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The virtual address comes when the church has “temporarily” cancelled all church services in compliance with President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s directive.
President this week banned all social gatherings including church services as a measure to stop the spread and transmission of the novel coronavirus.
More: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/afminzimofficial/">AFM Zimbabwe</a>

AFM In Zimbabwe President To Address The Church On Facebook Today

The Apostolic Faith Mission in Zimbabwe church led by Reverend Amon Madawo has notified its members of the temporary suspension of all church services due to the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic.
In a memorandum dated 24 March 2020 that was addressed to all Provincial Overseers and all Provincial Secretaries, the church’s Secretary-General Reverend Brian Tembo said:
<blockquote>TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF ALL CHURCH SERVICES 
Greetings in the name of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. 
Further to our previous statement, the National Executive Board of the Apostolic Faith Mission in Zimbabwe hereby suspends all Assembly, Sub-Assembly, Cell or any group services or gatherings in compliance with the government’s efforts to curb the spread of Covid 19. 
Members are encouraged to practice social distancing and to take all the recommended precautions to avoid infection by the corona virus. We encourage you all to continue to pray steadfastly and with faith. Do not panic for “God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power, of love and of a sound mind” (2 Tim. 1:7 NKJV). 
We have arranged with the President of the church, Rev A D Madawo and other pastors to minister to the church every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday through live streaming, We encourage all members of AFM in Zimbabwe to keep trusting God. 
God bless you and keep. 
 </blockquote>

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