Zion Temple Apologizes for Apostle Gitwaza's Remarks on Healthcare Workers
Zion Temple in Rwanda apologizes to healthcare workers and others offended by Apostle Dr. Paul Gitwaza's comments.
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Zion Temple in Rwanda has apologized for comments made by its leader, Dr. Apôtre Gitwaza Muhirwa, that were deemed offensive to midwives and nurses.