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Saturday April 1, 2006

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Trial of cult members opens

The trial of 18 female members of a cult believed to be a breakaway from the Seventh Day Adventist Church, who are facing charges of contravening the Miscellaneous Offences Act and Criminal Procedures and Evidence Act, opened yesterday at the Bulawayo magistrates courts with three State witnesses testifying.

Wednesday March 29, 2006

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Female cult members trial date set

The 18 female members of the 32-member cult believed to be a break away from the Seventh Day Adventist Church, who are facing charges of contravening the Miscellaneous Offence Act and Criminal Procedures and Evidence Act were yesterday remanded to tomorrow for trial.

Monday March 27, 2006

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Bizarre cult male members fined

Then male members of the bizarre Bulawayo-based cult which broke away from the Seventh-Day Adventist Church and have been in the news since January had their court cases finalised on Wednesday.

Sunday March 19, 2006

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Cult women remain defiant

The bizarre Bulawayo-based cult, whose members have now spent one and half months in remand prison at Khami as they continually refuse to appear in court, is gradually disintegrating, the Sunday News has learnt.

Tuesday February 14, 2006

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Cult members back in court

Bulawayo, Zimbabwe - Thirty-two members of a cult believed to be a breakaway from the Seventh Day Adventist Church were yesterday back at the courts for their routine remand.

Tuesday January 31, 2006

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32 members of Zimbabwe sect appear in court

BULAWAYO - Thirty-two members of a Bulawayo-based sect who were arrested last week for besieging a police station to protest against the arrest of their members appeared in court on Monday charged under the Miscelleneous Offences Act.