Robert Ndlovu

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Robert Ndlovu is the Archbishop of Harare [1]. He has already openly critisised the regime in Zimbabwe[2] and stated that the

"The role of a bishop and of the church in general is to stand up for human dignity, and from human dignity flow human rights."[3]

[edit] References

  1. ^ New Harare Archbishop tackles Mugabe on human rights
  2. ^ BBC NEWS | World | Africa | Bishop condemns Harare evictions
  3. ^ New Harare Archbishop tackles Mugabe on human rights
Preceded by
Pius Ncube		 Archbishop of Harare
2007-9-11 to present		 Succeeded by
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