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Johane Masowe sect chants keeping UK residents awake

A Zimbabwean religious sect, 'the Friday Apostles (Johane Masowe yeChishanu)' led by Learnard Radzokota and based in South Yorkshire United Kingdom, is reportedly keeping residents awake with noisy singing and praying, the Daily Mail repor…

Published: 24 Jun 2013 at 18:45hrs | 17 | by Daily Maily

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