National Hero, Archbishop Paul Mwazha burial date set

Archbishop Paul Mwazha, a National Hero and founder of the African Apostolic Church, will be buried on November 30, 2025, in Chirasauta, Chikomba District. President ED Mnangagwa recognised his contributions to family unity and the nation at large, conferring him with the national hero status.

MOURNING ARRANGEMENTS:

  • November 28, 2025: Body lies in state at Hatfield home in Harare
  • November 28, 2025 (1900hrs-2000hrs): Church service at family home, Hatfiled, Harare
  • November 29, 2025 (1600hrs-0600hrs): Body viewing at Guvambwa shrine, Chikomba District
  • November 30, 2025 (0900hrs-1200hrs): Burial proceedings, Chirasauta, Chikomba District

The public is invited to pay respects to the revered cleric, remembered for gospel preaching, family unity, and church empowerment initiatives, leaving a legacy of humility and faith.

John Tanyanyiwa

Leave a Reply

News

Minister Sanyatwe holds inaugral meeting with NACZ board

The Minister of Sport, Recreation, Art and Culture, Rtd. Lt. Gen. Sanyatwe, held an inaugural meeting with the newly appointed National Arts Council of Zimbabwe (NACZ) board, chaired by Dr. Nozipo Maraire. The board, appointed in terms of the law, comprises 10 members with diverse expertise, including: The board’s mandate is to promote, develop, and […]

Read More
News

President ED Mnangagwa turns up the heat: Women’s League and Young Women 4ED gets wheels

In a significant boost to the party’s mobilisation efforts, President ED Mnangagwa handed over 21 brand-new vehicles and substantial funds to the ZANU PF Women’s League and Young Women 4ED at State House in Harare today. The ceremony was graced by Senate President Hon Mabel Chinomona and YoungWomen4ED National Chair Hon Minister Dr Tatenda A […]

Read More
H.E. President ED Mnangagwa
News

Economic diplomacy anchors Zimbabwe global resurgence

President Dr Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa has firmly repositioned Zimbabwe’s engagement with the world by transforming diplomacy into a central pillar of national economic reconstruction. As the country prepares to operationalise National Development Strategy Two for the 2026 to 2030 economic cycle, the President’s directive that all diplomatic missions must function as economic nerve centres reflects […]

Read More