The Catholic Church accepted Ncube's resignation and assigned him a new job in September, according to the Catholic Information Service for Africa. Other articles include:
Zimbabwe bishop 'victim of state' | The Zimbabwean archbishop who resigned after allegations that he committed adultery has told the BBC that the charges were state orchestrated. (BBC News)
In quotes: Pius Ncube | Zimbabwe's Roman Catholic Archbishop Pius Ncube, an outspoken critic of President Robert Mugabe, has resigned after an adultery scandal. (BBC News)
Our previous coverage of Mugabe's Zimbabwe includes:
High-Stakes Protest | Church leaders confront President Mugabe. (May 7, 2007)
Zimbabwe Nightmare | Christians try to negotiate ministry in southern Africa's most failed state. (March 1, 2006)
Sweeter Dreams | HIV infections decline in Zimbabwe. (March 1, 2006)
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Mugabe can be the best African leader.He needs all Africa support.The west hates him.They have demonised him.He loves to see a stronger Africa united against negative forces like homosexuality and economic imbalance.That,s probably why he is hated.Please Mr.Mugabe love your people and defend them.thank you.
ebmats
Posted: October 18, 2007 1:34 PM
This is the most nonsensical junk I have read today! I am a Zimbabwean, living in Zimbabwe. I support no political party. I don't live in fear. I freely attend church. I freely host a small prayer group. The author of this article needs help! Best to come to this our beautiful country and make your own assessment. Every country has problems. You guys in the north have more than we do.
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