Church leaders have been to Mozambique to lobby Maputo for support for their call for reforms in Harare before new elections
Harare Bishop Nicholas Chad Gandiya deplored the police action and called on higher authorities to intervene
Jonah Gokova of Ecumenical Support Services in Zimbabwe said he hopes President Mugabe will promote healing among Anglicans
Williams said he asked "in the clearest possible terms" that President Mugabe use his powers to end all illegal behavior
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe had not responded as of late Friday to a request by the Archbishop of Canterbury for a meeting
Archbishop Williams is due in Harare this week but his request to meet President Mugabe had not been granted by Monday, his office said
High Court Judge Tendai Uchena dismissed an application in which Bishop Chad Gandiya sought relief from evictions of his clerics
CPCA spokesman Precious Shumba says his group is worried by Chidyausiku effectively preventing the case from going before his peers
The diocese charges that Bishop Kunonga’s agents, which it says are hired thugs, have threatened and harassed Anglican clergy
Zimbabwe's Catholic bishops cautioned against rushing ahead to a round of new elections warning that this could lead to new mayhem
Parishioners bought land and built a new church but were shocked when police officers arrived with Kunonga to seize the premises
Central African Province legal representative Mike Chingori said a separate ruling regarding the church properties is still pending
Abel Muzorewa came to prominence opposing a 1972 effort by Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith to adopt a compromise constitution
Father Paul Gwese of the official Anglican Church said the atmosphere remains tense following the failed ministerial intervention
Kunonga resigned from the Anglican Church of the Province of Central Africa in 2008 and was later excommunicated for disobedience
Prudence Mabhena is the lead singer of the musical group Liyana, based at the King George VI Secondary School in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe
Despite the ruling, Anglican Priest Paul Gwese cautioned that it is not clear parishioners will have access to churches on Sunday
World Health Organization Country Representative Custodia Mandhlate said it is tragic that children are dying of a preventable disease
Police who disrupted services were believed to be supporting former Harare Bishop Nolbert Kunonga, dismissed by the Anglican Church
Both parties to the Anglican dispute and police representatives agreed services led by Anglican Bishop Gandiya should not be disturbed
