Cleric Wutawunashe Compares Mnangagwa to Joshua, Predicts Prosperity by 2030

Andrew Wutawunashe, a prominent Zimbabwean cleric, has endorsed President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s leadership at a National Thanksgiving event in Bulawayo.

Wutawunashe likened Mnangagwa’s governance to the biblical Joshua, suggesting a divine mandate for success.

Despite widespread economic struggles, Wutawunashe claims Zimbabwe is on an upward trajectory under Mnangagwa.

He praised the vision for 2030, asserting it mirrors the spirit of Joshua and Caleb’s leadership in biblical times.

However, the reality on the ground paints a starkly different picture, with economic stagnation and drought-induced hunger.

The El Nino weather phenomenon has worsened the situation, leaving many Zimbabweans in dire straits.

The new local currency, introduced in April, has not stemmed the economic decline, continuing its downward spiral.

Wutawunashe dismissed critics, accusing them of ignorance regarding Zimbabwe’s true state of affairs.

He cited government initiatives like Pfumvudza as evidence of progress, claiming they’ve led to great harvests.

The cleric also highlighted infrastructure developments, like dams and roads, as signs of national upliftment.

Yet, these claims contrast with the daily experiences of many citizens facing poverty and food insecurity.

Wutawunashe’s optimism is rooted in faith, believing in a bright future for Zimbabwe under Mnangagwa’s stewardship.

This juxtaposition of spiritual conviction against economic reality presents a complex narrative for the nation.

While the church stands in support, many Zimbabweans are left questioning when the promised prosperity will materialize.

Wutawunashe’s words provide a unique lens through which to view Zimbabwe’s current and future economic landscape.

The cleric’s comparison to Old Testament figures aims to instill hope amidst widespread skepticism and hardship.