The Zimbabwe Gender Commission (ZGC) has reportedly uncovered new evidence in its long-running investigation into Prophet Walter Magaya, founder of PHD Ministries. According to insiders, the commission is now reviewing powerful witness statements and documents said to shed light on allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse. This comes after years of legal wrangling that delayed the probe — with Magaya previously taking the matter to the High Court and Supreme Court in an attempt to stop the inquiry.
Sources within the ZGC say the new developments have “revived” the case, with victims finally stepping forward after years of silence. Social media has erupted with reactions, as Zimbabweans call for justice and transparency. While Magaya maintains his innocence, the Gender Commission insists it is determined to “see the process through without fear or favor.” The story has reignited debate over abuse of power in religious circles, sparking national conversation from Harare to the diaspora.
