By Edgar Gweshe, News Day

THE Anglican Church of the Province of Central Africa (CPCA) has said it is working on modalities to evict two priests aligned to defrocked Bishop Nolbert Kunonga from its properties in Mhondoro and Mutoko.

Kunonga was excommunicated by the CPCA in 2008 after which he forcibly took over control of the church’s properties.

This resulted in CPCA parishioners worshipping in the open.

However, in November 2012, Kunonga lost a five-year protracted legal battle for control of the CPCA properties after the Supreme Court ruled that he had been excommunicated by the Church and was, therefore, no longer entitled to its properties.

During his self-imposed reign, Kunonga would openly declare his allegiance to President Robert Mugabe and Zanu PF.

CPCA head Bishop Chad Gandiya told NewsDay yesterday that the eviction of the priests, who have been occupying CPCA properties since the end of Kunonga’s reign, was long overdue.

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