Aleem Maqbool, the BBC's religion editor, and Shingai Nyoka, a BBC correspondent in Harare, delve into the Church of England's abuse scandal. They discuss the fallout from Archbishop Justin Welby's resignation, examining its implications for Anglicans worldwide. The episode highlights the church's historical failures to protect vulnerable individuals and the resulting disconnection felt by African Anglicans. Tensions between progressive and traditional factions are explored, emphasizing the urgent need for accountability and healing within the church.
