(Old Highfield and others), Reformed Church in Zimbabwe (Canaan), Dutch Reformed Church (Canaan), Methodist in Zimbabwe (John Wesley in Lusaka and others), United Methodist Church (in Old Highfield and others), Pentecostal Church (Egypt and others), Zaoga, FOG, Lutheran (Old Highfield and others), Salvation Army (old Highfield and others), Apostolic Faith Church (Sengwayo)-Vhangeri (Lusaka and Zororo), Baptist (Canaan and others), Maranatha, Presbyterian (Old Highfield), Johanne Masowe, Mai Chaza, The African Apostolic Church led by E P Mwazha, Seventh Day Adventist (Western triangle and others), Jehovah's Witness, Mapositori/Apostles (over 100 numerous sects), AFM and others. For the full list of churches one can visit the Zimbabwe Council of Churches. Notable people from Highfield Politics and business Joshua Nkomo – founding father, former vice-president of Zimbabwe, former president of PF ZAPU. Robert Mugabe – founding father, president of Zimbabwe; lived in Highfield before becoming president in 1980. Enos Nkala – nationalist, ZANU PF founded in his Highfield house. George Tawengwa - owner of Mushandirapamwe Hotel was the first black person to buy a farm in then Rhodesia. George and his wife Mabel were featured in a 1977 The Herald newspaper to mark this historic milestone. His sons are all businessmen and farmers, and Charles and Solomon Tawengwa were mayors of Harare, with Charles recently appointed senator. Paul Tangi Mhova Mkondo – Insurance Guru, Political Prisoner, nationalist, international music promoter, philanthropist, educator, indigenous businessman and commercial farmer. Dr Edward Pswarayi - second black African medical doctor in Zimbabwe; the first was Dr Tichafa Samuel Parirenyatwa, former Deputy Minister of Health and former Deputy Minister of Transport. Dr Muchengetwa Bgoni, a humanitarian and philanthropist. Gregy Vambe, an accounting guru, philanthropist and the founder of Vambe Holdings. Sport Vusi Sibanda - Zimbabwean cricketer. Tinotenda Kadewere Entertainment Michael Chinyamurindi - an international film actor born and raised in Highfield. Oliver Mtukudzi – an international superstar and acclaimed musician, born and raised in Highfield. Thomas Mapfumo – an international musician, owns a Division one soccer team Lions based at Gwanzura stadium, regular performer at Machipisa. Marshall Munhumumwe and the Four Brothers – musicians, formed in Highfield and were regulars at Machipisa Night Club and Saratoga. James Chimombe – a musician, grew up in Highfield and was mentored by Daniel Mugona (Sekuru Daniel) of Lusaka, Highfield; sponsored and promoted by businessman Paul Tangi Mhova Mkondo at Hide Out Club 99. Safirio Madzikatire (Mukadota) – a massively popular multi-talented actor