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PHD Ministries founder Magaya fights back

The self-styled prophet is being charged with fraud alongside his wife, Tendai, and their companies, Planet Africa and Yadah Connect.
By Desmond Chingarande Nov. 19, 2025

Magaya lawyer goes after police over social media posts

Magaya is jointly charged with his wife, Tendai, and their companies, Planet Africa and Yadah Connect, on fraud allegations. 
By Desmond Chingarande Nov. 18, 2025

Magaya saga: Police allege US$200 000 bribes plot

Magaya, the founder of Prophetic Healing and Deliverance (PHD) Ministries, was granted US$3000 bail by the Harare High Court last week.
By Nunurai Jena Nov. 16, 2025

Courts must stop rewarding illegalities

This provision was not crafted in a vacuum.
By Blessed Mhlanga Nov. 14, 2025

Ti-Gonz in no show at Magaya bodyguard trial

Tapiwa Felix Chikondo, a security aide at PHD Ministries, is accused of smuggling a vehicle and selling it.
By TREVOR MUTSVAIRO Nov. 13, 2025

Magaya finally posts bail, expected to be released today

The cleric, who was granted US$3000 on Tuesday by the High Court, stayed behind bars despite the legal relief, with some reports suggesting he faced rearrest on more rape charges
By Desmond Chingarande Nov. 12, 2025

High Court grants Magaya $3K bail

They allegedly said they had land in Chishawasha, Norton, Westgate, Fern Valley Mutare, Bulawayo, Kwekwe, Arcturus, Ruwa, Manyame and Nyatsime.
By Desmond Chingarande Nov. 11, 2025

Inside Magaya’s life in remand prison

Magaya, who was arrested on November 1 together with his wife, will take his fight for freedom to the High Court where he has applied for bail.
By Blessed Mhlanga Nov. 9, 2025

Police open hotlines amid surge in Magaya complaints

The police spokesperson warned that any attempts to intimidate witnesses, tamper with evidence, or obstruct investigations would result in arrests.
By Staff Reporter Nov. 8, 2025