There is no u-turn on the fate of controversial Education Minister, Lazarus Dokora, who is in trouble following his raft of measures which have destroyed Christian liberties in Zimbabwe’s schools, a development that has roped in First Lady Grace Mugabe.
Christians countrywide have vowed to effect the minister’s ouster as it emerged many in ZANU PF’s highest decision making body, the Politburo, are also secretly conspiring against Dokora.

To add to his woes, churches are also holding a mass demonstration  penned for the 18th May against Dokora who two weeks ago launched what has been described as the early flames of a bloody jihad and victimisation of Christians on Zimbabwean soil.
As public opinion swells, the First Family who are devout Christians, First Lady Grace Mugabe being a tongue talking pentecostal ZAOGA follower, have been alerted, sources saying the reason why Mrs Mugabe ( who is riled by revelations that Dokora has also opened the door for sexual abuse of young girls having banned social workers supporting vulnerable girls), is quiet at present, is because she is held up while taking care of her newly born grandson, as per African tradition.
Dokora has in recent weeks courted controversy over unilateral policies in which he has among other things, banned the voluntary club, Scripture Union, in schools countrywide. While religious plurality is acceptable as a suggestive, Christians have queried why the minister, who is a Muslim, has not simply for instance introduced an Islamic Union club for pupils who are muslims and chose rather to destroy Scripture Union. It turned out that the minister has been promised millions of dollars by muslims to build new schools, a promise which has come with a pre-condition that Scripture Union and the Bible must be abolished.

His actions have been deemed set to undermine Christianity in the country. The churches called on the body of Christ to “stand up for Jesus demanding that Dokora resigns”.
Dokora first announced a ban of Scripture Union in all schools, after which he went to make life difficult for churches who have traditionally worshiped in school premises to continue doing so.
In response, the churches organised under the Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC), not at all amused, are now mobilising for a two million men march.
“Every believer in Christ must be gathered opposite parliament by 1000 hours. If possible fast and pray for this march on Wednesday,” read part of the call for Christians to attend the march.
The church leaders vowed to stop Dokora’s actions. The circular went on stating, “this will be done without failure to put a stop to this madness if nothing is not done to stop this Dokora by the authorities.”