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The High Court of Zimbabwe’s Commercial Division in Harare has ruled that Walter Magaya’s Heart Stadium and Yadah Hotel can be sold to pay off a debt of US$420,140.72 owed to GetBucks Microfinance Bank Limited.
As reported by <a href="https://nehandaradio.com/2024/10/12/high-court-rules-magayas-stadium-and-hotel-can-be-sold-to-settle-us420k-debt/">Nehanda Radio</a>, the ruling was made on October 9, 2024, after Magaya, his company Planet Africa (Private) Limited, and Tendai Magaya failed to meet their obligations.
The court ordered the defendants to cover the plaintiff’s legal costs. Additionally, a 3.2323-hectare piece of land, where the hotel and stadium are located, was declared available for sale.
A special power of attorney was also confirmed, allowing Atherstone &amp; Cook legal practitioners to handle the sale and transfer of the property. Ruled the judge:
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The first defendant’s immovable property known as certain piece of land situated in the district of Salisbury called the Remainder of of Stand 166 of Prospect measuring 3, 2323 hectares held under deed of transfer No 4076/2018 and dated 27 July 2018 is hereby declared specially executable.
The irrevocable special power of attorney issued by the first defendant to the plaintiff on 8 March 2024 authorising Atherstone &amp; Cook legal practitioners and any of their partners to sell and transfer the property above is hereby confirmed and declared specially executable.
The defendants shall pay, jointly and severally, the one paying the others to be absolved, the plaintiff’s costs of suit on a legal practitioner and client scale, and collection commission in accordance with the Law Society of Zimbabwe by-laws.
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The court ruled in favor of GetBucks Microfinance Bank Limited, ordering the defendants jointly and severally, to pay US$420,140.72, with 10% interest per month from September 11, 2024, until the debt is fully paid.
This decision could greatly impact Magaya’s business and reputation. Magaya, who founded the Prophetic Healing and Deliverance Ministry, has faced several allegations in recent years, including rape and fraud. 
The Zimbabwe Gender Commission is also investigating him for allegedly sexually abusing several women from his church.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Walter Magaya owes a bank $420k. He didn't pay back, so court said they can sell his stadium and hotel to pay debt. Land where they are can be sold. Magaya's company must pay legal fees too. Court said they must pay debt plus 10% interest until it's all paid. This might hurt Magaya's business and what people think of him. He has faced other problems before, like rape and fraud accusations. Zimbabwe Gender Commission is also checking if he hurt women from his church.

Walter Magaya's Stadium And Hotel Can Be Sold To Settle $420k Debt - High Court

Several members of Prophetic Healing Ministries in Mutare are counting their losses after they invested cash into projects started by the church but did not get any return on the investments.
Several members of PHD, a megachurch founded and led by controversial preacher Walter Magaya, who spoke to Pindula News are bitter after they were allegedly conned by the man of the cloth.
A disgruntled PHD Ministries member, who preferred anonymity, told Pindula News that Magaya introduced what he called empowerment schemes like farming, beekeeping, farming, mining, and housing projects in 2016. He said:
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I joined housing and mining projects. The company was opened by the then second vice president Mohadi in 2018.
This project was supposed to assist me with raising money for the housing project as well as my other financial needs at 40% every three months per year.
From 2018 to date, nothing has been said about this venture. Sometime last year I phoned one of the prayer line numbers and I was given a number that was said to be of Yadah Connect.
I phoned and was told people were being given back the money they invested. I visited PHD offices on the 14th of March 2022.
I submitted my papers for a refund. From last year to date, I have been visiting Harare to no fruition.
Last week on the 10th of this month visited their offices after I had been promised my refund.
I was shocked at the time they had promised me to collect my money from my deposit of $1 600 I was given $100 only.
The most painful thing about this matter is that the prophet is silent on everything.
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The PHD Ministries congregant added that he joined a company called Planet Africa in 2017 and deposited US$1 600 in total. He said:
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I joined Planet Africa housing project in 2017. I paid a deposit of US$600. But it was supposed to be US$1 000 to Yadah Connect thus for the mining venture I deposited US$1 000.
From reliable sources within the ministry, the company is not working. The reasons are not being mentioned.
The mining project was supposed to cover the housing project. People are being refunded all the deposits they made either with housing or mining.
They added up what I paid and offered to refund me. The reason for giving people sums of $100 or any other figure is that the church doesn’t have money.
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Another member of the megachurch also based in Mutare, who also spoke on condition of anonymity said it has been eight since he invested money in Magaya’s projects but nothing tangible has come out of it. He said:
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I made a US$1 500 deposit in housing and farming projects but I never received any return. So, from 2016 up to now, I have received nothing from the church.
On 14 February 2022, we travelled to their offices in Harare and were informed that if we wanted to make withdrawals, we should right affidavits and bring them to Harare. We did as we were instructed.
So in February last year, we were advised that we would get back our money after six months.
After six months had elapsed, we called them inquiring about the withdrawals and they said they were experiencing cashflow challenges and we were told to come to Harare in September 2022.
However, nothing materialised in September last year. So on 20 September 2023, I again called the Yadah Connect office but they were evasive. The problem is that they constantly move you from pillar to post.
When I called them on the 20th, I asked them to give me Magaya’s number so that I could talk to him directly but they said I should come to Harare on 17 December. However, I expect to get US$100 or US$200 as they had previously promised.
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He said his wish is for Magaya to address them in person as he did when he launched the projects and convinced them to part with their hard-earned cash. Said the congregant:
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A lot of people invested money into the purported projects believing that Magaya was a man of God only to realise that the so-called “Man of God” was planning to dupe the poor.
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He said another challenge that they are facing is that they have nowhere to turn because even if they take the legal route, the case simply dies a natural death. Added the congregant:
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When we went to the police, they said “Magaya is a man of God so what do you want us to do about the matter?”
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An official at Yadah Connect who spoke to Pindula News on Thursday, 21 September, could neither confirm nor deny that the church owes congregants thousands of dollars in cash from unfulfilled promises.
She said she was not in a position to give a formal response and didn’t have the finer details about the matter.
The official also refused to reveal the identity of the person responsible for such matters but promised to get this reporter through to the boss. She was, however, yet to honour her pledge more than 24 hours later.
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Walter Magaya's Followers Bitter After Investing Thousands In Failed "Empowerment Projects"

The Zimbabwe Gender Commission (ZGC) has started investigations into the alleged sexual exploitation and abuse of women by Walter Magaya, a self-styled prophet.
Magaya is the founder and leader of Prophetic and Healing Deliverance Ministries church.
ZGC said an investigation into Magaya’s conduct was gazetted on 23 August 2019, but he launched a court challenge, stalling the investigation.
The commission said the courts have since handed down judgements which have allowed it to continue with the probe.
The ZGC is therefore inviting people who have sexual exploitation and abuse complaints against Magaya to come forward and present their cases. ZGC said:
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The Zimbabwe Gender Commission wishes to advise members of the Public that the Zimbabwe Gender Commission in its Commission meeting number 38 on the 4th of August 2022 resolved to recommence the investigation of the allegations of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse of Women levelled against Prophet Walter Magaya of Prophetic Healing and Deliverance Ministries.
The investigation which was gazetted on the 23rd of August 2019 (General Notice No.1444/2019) was halted by the Legal Challenge launched by the key respondent Mr Walter Magaya (Prophet Magaya).
We are happy that the courts have given legal judgements (SC592/19, HC 7347/19 and HH688/19) which have paved the way for the continuance of our processes.
As such, we are calling on all citizens who might have complaints of sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA) involving the conduct of Walter Magaya to present particulars of their complaints to the Zimbabwe Gender Commission. 
The invitation is also being extended to all the complainants and witnesses to such acts which consist of SEA of Women within the denomination.
Please refer your complaints to the CEO of Zimbabwe Gender Commission 1st Floor Pax House 89 Kwame Nkrumah Avenue, Harare +263(0242) 250 296; +263(0242) 701101, or email complaints@zgc.co.zw
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