Zimbabwe and Botswana
A pioneer party, led by Major and Mrs Pascoe, set out from Kimberley, South Africa, on 5 May 1891 in a wagon drawn by 18 oxen, arriving in Fort Salisbury on 18 November. The then Rhodesia became a separate territory on 1 May 1931.
In 2015, the growing work in Madagascar was placed under the care of Zimbabwe Territory and was officially inaugurated on 28 October 2016.
The Salvation Army was officially recognised in Botswana in 1997 and on 1 April 2017 the territory was renamed the Zimbabwe and Botswana Territory.
Countries included in the territory Botswana, Madagascar, Zimbabwe Languages in which the gospel is preached Chitonga, English, Malagasy, Ndebele, Shona, Tswana Periodical Zimbabwe Salvationist
Territorial Leaders
Commissioner Robert Donaldson - Territorial Leader (pro tem)
Commissioner Janine Donaldson - Territorial Leader (pro tem)
Colonel Tineyi Mambo - Chief Secretary
Colonel Rumbidzayi Mambo - Territorial Secretary for Women’s Ministries
Territorial Headquarters
45 Josiah Chinamano Avenue
Harare
Zimbabwe
Postal Address
PO Box 14
Harare
Zimbabwe
Contact us
Tel: [263] (4) 736666/7/8, 250107/8
email: zim.leadership@zim.salvationarmy.org
Statistics
Officers - 704 (active - 580 retired - 124)
Envoys - 14 Cadets - 35 Employees - 1,285
Corps - 459 Outposts - 574
Senior Soldiers - 138,107 Adherents - 5,855 Junior Soldiers - 18,561