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At least 30 per cent of new marriages are collapsing within five years, reported <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/30-percent-of-unions-collapse-within-five-years-marriages-under-attack">The Sunday Mail</a>.
The Judiciary Service Commission (JSC) has said the number of divorce cases filed in courts across the country increased by more than 100 per cent in the 12 months through to December 2022.
The JSC revealed that in 2022, 2 735 divorce applications were received, while 1 351 were received in 2021.
The couples who were divorcing were married either under the Marriages Act Chapter 5:11 or the Customary Marriages Act Chapter 5:07.
Reasons cited in the divorce files include abuse, lack of communication, financial challenges and infidelity.
Harare recorded the highest number, 981, and Bulawayo was in second position with 403 cases.
Chief Ndima Chimareketa of Chimanimani told The Sunday Mail that there is a need for counselling young couples who lack a basic understanding of marriage. He said:
<blockquote>
Divorce cases involving customary marriages are on the rise. We deal with most of them at community level because they were never legally registered.
However, in some cases, where properties are involved and where the two parties cannot reach a mutual agreement, we then refer them to courts.
Depending on the case, sometimes, we try to counsel the couples first. If they still insist on divorce, we then let them be.
We came up with the counselling strategy after noting that some of these young couples lack a basic understanding of marriage and they simply need to be taken through the steps.
</blockquote>
Shelter Shenjere, a marriage counsellor, said at least two out of an average of seven marriage-counselling cases she handles per week end up in divorce. She said:
<blockquote>
People no longer respect the sanctity of marriage. Divorce has been normalised as one of the “best” ways of revenge or money-making schemes.
</blockquote>
Roman Catholic priest Father Paul Mayeresa told The Sunday Mail that most couples are now marrying for the wrong reasons. Said the clergyman:
<blockquote>
These days, most couples marry either for money or fame. As a result, most of these marriages lack affection and end up in divorce.
The priest said in the past, marriage was considered sacred but that’s no longer the case. He said:
Divorce was not common in Zimbabwe, hence it was highly stigmatised. However, society has evolved and separation is no longer a surprise.
Although this is not new, traditionally, families had ways of resolving issues behind closed doors, but it is no longer the case these days as most couples lack patience.
Children could even be born out of wedlock, but dirty linen was never washed in public, and because people married out of love, issues were solved, couples forgave each other and they peacefully continued with life.
</blockquote>
Psychologist Nisbert Mangoro believes mental health issues are taking a toll on several marriages.
He said due to mental health issues most people now seek solace in drug and substance abuse, which has adverse effects on their marriages or families.
Social commentator Rebecca Chisamba said most marriages are now “business arrangements”, where people get married for benefits, and not love.
She encouraged couples to seek the advice of an independent counsellor as this may help save and strengthen the union.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

Pindula News

Divorce Cases Spiked By Over 100% In 2022

Addressing women who attended Prophetic Healing and Deliverance Ministries ‘Ladies Night’ in Waterfalls on Friday, Walter Magaya gave women marriage advice.
He encouraged them to be industrious and prayerful. Said Magaya:
<blockquote>Men and women are different in their roles and how they respond to things around them, hence the need to understand each other in marriages. Above everything else guard your heart, because from it flows the springs of life. Married women are failing to achieve great things because they take more of their time searching, investigating and tracing how their husbands are cheating them. Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God.
And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. Have a positive mind in approaching anything so as to conquer, negative minds brings negative things in your life. Have a heart of a lioness, a brave heart and you will get all you need. Iva mudzimai wehumhare akangwara kwete zvekuswera uchitsvaka zvinokudzimbira mumaphone emurume wako uchizvirwadzisa.
Live a prayerful life and you will observe how God fights for you and restore your marriage because God hates divorce and rate of divorces are so alarming that women must correct it. Women rise up and stand against adultery and see your selves better than men by getting the wisdom of God.
Instead of expecting men to provide food, work hard and provide food to your family, value yourselves and be counted among powerful leaders. Talking too much does not help in safeguarding your marriage, be a woman of valour, a woman with the wisdom of God. A prayerful woman puts faith in God, works hard to get food like a lioness so do not live a fearful life. Jobho anoti chandaitya nechandaizeza chandiwira. When he got wealth he feared losing that wealth and when God blessed him with children he feared death and all what he feared are the things that tormented him for some time. If you fear divorce you will always be jealousy, attacking your husband and end up divorced and come here for deliverance. Guard your heart diligently, do not allow those gossiping about you and your spouse affect your heart but take your time to pray and see how God fights for you. It is my prayer to see women of valour reigning, taking positions held by men through prayer and wisdom.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://hmetro.co.zw/women-confront-magaya-over-cheats/">HMetro</a>

Magaya gives women marriage advice

President <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Robert_Mugabe">Robert Mugabe</a> on Friday expressed concern over the high divorce rate in the country. He said this while addressing hundreds of women who attended the Women’s League National Assembly at the <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_African_National_Union_-_Patriotic_Front">Zanu-PF </a>headquarters in <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Harare">Harare</a>.
Mugabe said,
<blockquote>Kurambana kwanyanya, mungandiudzawo here kuti sei kana muine ruzivo? Tinenge tichida kana vanhu vasarudzana, vanogarisana. Maproblems angavepo apa nepapa, but that is why we recommend that there should be wiser sisters within the family to assist. I suppose the majority of cases, we men are responsible. We marry small houses far too often. In other cases, it is just the fact of prestige, yekuti aah! You only have one and I have two. Munhu otozvirova dundundu.</blockquote>
He also said some women also did not care if they went into relationships with married men,
<blockquote>The girls don’t mind kuti murume uyu ane mukadzi wake kare, wongoti chero ndaroorwa, ndiwanewo wandingati husband. There are many unmarried girls so it is a social problem, a very serious one.</blockquote>
Mugabe complained of the behaviour of some pastors who took advantage of their positions to abuse young girls saying,
<blockquote>Nemapastors aya, mamwe acho ave enhema. Vovaka ivo dzimba dzakanaka, machurch akanaka ekukwezva vanhu. Zvino mapastors kana votora vana vachiita hupombwe chii? Chava chii iye achiti munhu waMwari?</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/divorce-rate-irks-president/">Herald</a>

Mugabe expresses concern over high divorce rate. Speaks on fake pastors