Missionary Network slanders Zimbabwe. This is what these Christian groups tell people in the West about the nations they go to.

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 To raise funds they refer to Zimbabwe having "darkest corners," and "darknesss" They come to destroy the existing national culture. 

Mission Network News, Dec. 9, 2025, "Churches bring light to Zimbabwe’s darkness."

Quotes from the articles:  

“The population is considered Christian, but it’s often mixed, and there is false teaching. These sects blend elements of Christianity with animism,” Williams says.

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https://www.mnnonline.org/news/churches-bring-light-to-zimbabwes-darkness/

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