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Apostle Andrew Wutawunashe, a Christian pastor with close ties to the ruling ZANU PF party, has claimed that there is no hunger in Zimbabwe and accused citizens of being “crybabies” who complain excessively and exaggerate problems.
Wutawunashe, who is the Founder and Overseer of the Family of God Church (FOG), as well as the chairman of the Zimbabwe Indigenous Interdenominational Council of Churches (ZIICC) and the Faith for the Nation Campaign, made these remarks at a prayer meeting attended by over 60 delegates at the Flamboyant, a Regency Group hotel, in Masvingo on Thursday.
As reported by <a href="https://masvingomirror.com/zimbabwe-is-not-hungry-apostle-wutawunashe/">The Mirror</a>, Wutawunashe said that Zimbabwe has no economic refugees, and described the millions of citizens who have fled to the diaspora as “skilled expatriate workers” imparting their critical knowledge in host countries.
He also claimed that Zimbabwe was one of the most economically progressive nations in the region. Said Wutawunashe:
<blockquote>
When people look at Zimbabwe, they are always complaining especially us Zimbabweans. We are always complaining that our country has hunger, but it’s not true. 
You can ask the likes of Bishop Nehemiah Mutendi who travels to all countries in Southern Africa, he will tell you Zimbabwe is a prosperous country.
Our citizens have migrated to SADC countries and the truth is that they are not going there to seek greener pastures or to beg, but to uplift those countries with skills that we possess as Zimbabweans.
The knowledge that we are imparting to SADC is the opportunity given (sic) to the nation and President Emmerson Mnangagwa by God to pass to other SADC countries.
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It is worth noting that Wutawunashe is part of a group of indigenous church leaders, bishops, and prophets who are regularly pampered with money and vehicles by the ZANU PF government. Some have reportedly received as much as $1 million in such largesse.
The clergyman’s dismissive comments about hunger and economic hardship in Zimbabwe conveniently ignored the fact that the country is facing one of the most severe droughts in living memory, caused by the El Niño weather pattern. This crisis has left about half the population in need of food aid.
In April 2024, President Emmerson Mnangagwa declared a national disaster due to the drought and appealed for $2 billion in international assistance to help millions of Zimbabweans facing hunger.
The prayer meeting where Wutawunashe made his remarks was attended by Ezra Chadzamira, the Minister of State for Masvingo Provincial Affairs and Devolution, who stood in for the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Frederick Shava.
The objectives of the meeting, which was sponsored by the Zimbabwe Indigenous Interdenominational Council of Churches (ZICC) and the Faith for the Nation Campaign (FANA), included praying for a conducive, peaceful, and harmonious atmosphere for the 44th SADC Summit to be held in Harare on August 17, as well as for wisdom and unity among SADC state leaders as they deliberate on the agenda of integrating Southern African nations.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Apostle Wutawunashe, a pastor in Zimbabwe, says there is no hunger in the country. He called citizens "crybabies" for complaining too much. He claimed that Zimbabweans who go to other countries are skilled workers sharing knowledge, not refugees. Wutawunashe ignored the severe drought in Zimbabwe, which has caused hunger for many people. The country asked for $2 billion in aid to help. The pastor's comments were made at a prayer meeting attended by government officials. The meeting was sponsored by church organizations praying for peace in the region.

Apostle Wutawunashe Says There Is No Hunger In Zimbabwe, Calls Citizens "Crybabies"

Acting President <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Constantino_Chiwenga">Constantino Chiwenga</a> has said iron and lithium will be pivotal for Zimbabwe’s economic growth just as oil is to Saudi Arabia.
Chiwenga who doubles as the Minister of Health and Child Care made the remarks while addressing a Family of God (FOG) 2022/23 national thanksgiving and dedication prayer in Bulawayo on Thursday, NewsDay reported. He is cited as saying: 
<blockquote>
Fear not for the Lord Almighty is with you. Zimbabwe will not die or collapse. Those who want this God-given country to fold will be punished threefold. Yes, it has been painful to our people, but that’s the price we have to pay.
And so, we shall build our nation with the resources which we were given by the Almighty God.  We are faced by unjust and illegal sanctions. We have embarked in the work of re-engaging with hostile regimes, which have imposed illegal sanctions which are meant to cripple us. As we work hard on the frontier of engagement and re-engagement, we can say we can see the light at the end of the tunnel, with our sister African nations assisting us. Iron and lithium will be pivotal in the growth and development of the country. Just as oil is to Saudi Arabia, so is lithium to Zimbabwe. So, we will not die.
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His remarks come as the <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/zimbabwe-bans-export-of-raw-lithium/">government banned exports of raw lithium</a> last week in an effort to value-add Zimbabwe’s minerals and support local production and employment creation.
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The ban was effected through Statutory Instrument (SI) 213 of 2022 titled Base Mineral Export Control (Unbeneficiated Lithium Bearing Ores) Order, 2022.
Lithium is becoming increasingly important as the world shifts towards clean energy systems.
Zimbabwe has abundant deposits of lithium and, with rising global demand and firmer prices, it has become an attractive destination for investment in this resource. 
In June this year, the minister of Mines and Mining Development, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Winston_Chitando">Winston Chitando</a> said Zimbabwe is on course to achieve the US$12 billion mining industry target by 2023.
Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia’s 2022 surplus from oil sales came to 102 billion riyals (US$27 billion), according to the kingdom’s finance ministry’s preliminary estimates.
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"Just As Oil Is To Saudi Arabia, So Is Lithium And Iron To Zimbabwe" - Chiwenga

Yesterday in Mutare, responding to the Catholics Bishop’s letter to the government, Zimbabwe Indigenous Inter-denominational Council of Churches Spokesperson Reverend Andrew Wutawunashe said there was a propaganda war of painting the government as intolerant and corrupt as a tactic to provocate the government to respond which will justify the false picture being painted by the parties he didn’t specifically mention, The Herald reports.
Part of the statement by Wutawunashe that might not sit well with some Zimbabweans who witnessed the corruption scandal that rocked the Health Ministry, reads:
<blockquote>Since 2018 elections and even before, Zimbabweans have been held to ransom and forced to drink from a poisoned chalice of lethal and adversarial politics whose sole agenda is that the opposition may govern, regardless of the democratic outcome of electoral and legal processes, both of which they participated in.
To this end, a relentless propaganda war bent on painting a picture of the Government as intolerant, corrupt and violating human rights with no regard to the rule of law, continues to be pursued- a picture that has relentlessly been played to the gallery of the international community with the intent of persuading them to maintain the economic sanctions which have brought untold suffering to the poor people of this nation.
These tactics, have also, from the outset, involved extreme provocation of the elected Government to goad it into reactions that would, if succumbed to, serve to justify the false picture being painted,” said Rev Wutawunashe.</blockquote>
Wutawunashe also said the government has made a clear effort to develop the nation and said:
<blockquote>Clear effort has been made, at best to distract attention from the sterling, diligent and very visible efforts to develop and take the nation forward which the Government has been pursuing, or at worst, to sabotage these efforts.</blockquote>
Wutawuanshe in the same statement did not mention or call out the government for any of the human rights issues that are making international headlines.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/just-in-indigenous-churches-say-no-to-conflict-in-zimbabwe/">The Herald </a>

The Human Rights Cries, Corruption Reports In Zimbabwe Are Just Being Made As An Extreme Provocation Of The Elected Government - Wutawunashe

Zimbabwean preacher, Andrew Wutawunashe, who is the founder and leader of the Family of God Church (FOG), has described the people calling for President Mnangagwa and his administration to relinquish power as “desperate.”
He said despite their differences with the governing ZANU PF, the Mnangagwa administration was the one in power at the moment hence the need to work with it for the betterment of the nation.
He speaks when the opposition in the country is rallying the citizenry to participate in anti-government protests dubbed #ZANUPFMustGo and #31July.
The organisers of the protests want the ruling party to relinquish power over bad governance which is believed to be one of the factors that have contributed immensely to the obtaining socio-economic and political crises in the country.
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"You May Not Agree With ED's Govt, But That's The One We've Right Now," - Church Leader

<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Family_of_God_Churches">Family Of God</a> founder <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Andrew_Wutawunashe">Andrew Wutawunashe</a> accused foreign founded churches of seeking to serve the people under a crippling disadvantage, the Daily News reports.
Speaking at the national prayer at the NSS on Saturday, Wutawunashe said:
<blockquote>Our indigenous churches, unlike foreign founded churches who enjoy the support of the colonial governments and foreign institutional benefactors, seek to serve the people under a crippling disadvantage, not only lack of land and material resources, but also of an unjust illogical muscling voice in national affairs.
False and unrepresentative perceptions of Zimbabwe are often given to the international community and sometimes meniscal religious organisations through the cloud of being foreign headquartered,
A case in point…. is the deafening silence on the part of some religious organisations concerning the unspeakable harm which Western sanctions are wreaking on the lives of ordinary Zimbabweans.
As the church, we continue to implore Western governments that on the basis of Christian compassion these heartless sanctions should be removed,</blockquote>
Meanwhile, <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/01/29/zimbabwe-has-implemented-a-misinformation-campaign-enhance-the-tools-at-your-disposal-update-the-list-of-sanctioned-persons-in-zimbabwe-2-us-senators-write-to-the-us-department-of-the-treasury/">2 US senators wrote to the US treasury department saying the Zimbabwean government was misinforming the people of Zimbabwe and the list of persons on the sanctions list in Zimbabwe must be updated.</a>
More: <a href="https://www.dailynews.co.zw/articles/2020/02/03/foreign-owned-churches-fuelling-sanctions">Daily News</a>

Why Are Foreign Founded Churches Quiet In The Face Of Sanctions That Are Wrecking The Lives Of Zimbabweans - Wutawunashe

An indigenous church leader has expressed gratitude to President Emmerson Mnangagwa for supporting the National Thanksgiving and Dedication event held this Sunday.
Speaking at the event held in Zimbabwe’s second city of Bulawayo, Reverend <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Andrew_Wutawunashe" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Andrew Wutawunashe</a> of the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Family_of_God_Churches" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Family of God Church (FOG)</a> said:
<blockquote>We want to express particular appreciation for your sensitivity on calling upon the nation to pray. Our indigenous churches are rising up in unity. We have felt as we prayed and listened that as churches we must acknowledge before God that Zimbabwe is a blessed nation. Even when there have been challenges we want to thank God for leaders who have been sensitive to the people.</blockquote>
The event was founded in 2000 and organised by Faith for the Nation Campaign. It brings together different church denominations.
This year, it was held at the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_International_Trade_Fair" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Zimbabwe International Trade Fair</a> grounds under the theme, “Counting our Blessings – Let us through homegrown unity affirm work and pray to achieve our national vision”.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.zbcnews.co.zw/churches-traditional-leaders-call-for-unity/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">ZBC News</a></h4>

Churches Extol ED 'For Being Sensitive To The People'

Reverend <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Nehemiah_Mutendi" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Nehemiah Mutendi</a> has disowned a statement by the Zimbabwe Heads of Christian Denominations (ZHOCD) calling for a seven-year suspension of elections.
Speaking at State House on Monday where he met President Emmerson Mnangagwa alongside other church leaders, Mutendi said the spirit of God has always been present ever since Mbuya Nehanda prophesied the revolution that would liberate the country.
Mutendi also urged the leader of the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) Nelson Chamisa to recognise Mnangagwa’s legitimacy.
Some of the churches that attended the meeting are ZAOGA, ZCC, Johanne Masowe, Jekemisheni, Bethsaida, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/African_Apostolic_Church" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">African Apostolic Church (Mwazha)</a>, Johanne Marange amongst others.
Besides Mutendi, controversial founder and leader of the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Family_of_God_Churches" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Family of God Church (FOG)</a>, Andrew Wutawunashe attended the meeting.
Meanwhile, prominent journalist Hopewell Chin’ono has castigated the church leaders as fake regime sycophants. Chin’ono on Twitter:
<blockquote>These fake pastors and regime sycophants are meant to distract us with their nonsense couched in bible verses!
Imagine a country with NO water to drink, electricity, fuel, medicines or working hospitals, jobs:
Its leaders spend days in these pointless meetings adding no value!</blockquote>

Church Leaders Invoke The Spirit Of Mbuya Nehanda

A Family of God (FOG) pastor based in Beitbridge, Henius Muzopa, faces arrest for allegedly beating up a female congregant on Sunday.
The man of the cloth is alleged to have bashed to elderly congregant, Thokozile Moyo in response to a political getting. It is thought that the assault has to do with the factionalism that is rocking the church.
Eyewitnesses told Southern Eye that the incident took place at the church’s Dulivhadzimo premises.
After being punched and killed, Moyo ran away and was subsequently hospitalised for a brief period. She has since made a formal report under RRB number 3822334 at Beitbridge Police.
Factionalism in FOG is said to have started when its founder, Andrew Wutawunashe revealed that he had divorced his wife and was cohabitating with a Botswana woman.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2019/02/fog-pastor-bashes-congregant/">Newsday</a></h4>

Pastor Punches, Kicks Female Congregant As Factionalism Rocks Family Of God Church

In an interview,  Zimbabwe Unity and Sanctions Relief Initiative (Zusri) project manager Mr Donald Chirunga said over 2,5 million people have since signed a petition appealing to the United Kingdom, the United States of America as well as the European Union to repeal sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe.
He said people from the religious, business and academic communities were supporting their initiative as numbers of people signing the petition were increasing. Said Chirunga:
<blockquote>We have received great support from the three pillars in favour of Zusri which are the religious, business and academic communities signing the petitions. Over 2,5 million people have signed the sanction petitions, including Zimbabweans across church denominations, academic institutions, business entities, also those in the diaspora and other countries have signed even the online petition on the website as well.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.sundaynews.co.zw/25-million-people-sign-sanctions-petition/">Sunday News</a>

Over 2,5 Million People Sign Sanctions Removal Petition

Faith for the Nation Campaign leader Reverend Andrew Wutawunashe said sanctions against Zimbabwe must be removed because things have changed in the country.
Wutawunashe said this during the launch of the Zimbabwe Unity and Sanctions Relief Initiative (ZUSRI) which is a partnership with National Elders Forum headed by Rev Felix Mukonowengwe. ZUSRI is calling for the unconditional removal of the sanctions. Said Wutawunashe:
<blockquote>We cannot deny it, the atmosphere has changed. There is now freedom of speech and expression in this country, people can now openly talk and some actually scold the President. I have realised that this is all because of freedoms in this country. The atmosphere has changed, the playing field has changed, hence there is no need for inhumane methods like sanctions. The most direct and devastating effect of these sanctions has thus been catastrophic unemployment levels, poverty, extreme damage to health and other services and a general crippling economic stagnation all of which have burdened and oppressed the poor.</blockquote>
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Sanctions Must Be Removed Because Things Have Changed- Wutawunashe

Founder and leader of Family of God Church, Apostle Andrew Wutawunashe and his estranged wife Rutendo Faith are engaged in a bruising legal battle over the distribution of church assets. The two have six children together and are in the processing of divorcing. Apostle Wtawunashe contends that the two were married in the year 2000, and argues that all the church property belongs to the church and is not part of the matrimonial property. In his court papers Wutawunashe says:
<blockquote>The additional property that defendant(Rutendo) refers to is exclusive church property which does not form part of the matrimonial assets.
A church is a universitas, a legal friction, an aggregation of individuals forming a persona or entity having the capacity of acquiring rights and incurring obligations to a great extent as a human being.</blockquote>
 
Rutendo Faith, on the other hand, argues that the two were actually married in 1980 and that since all the church assets were acquired after the marriage, they should be considered matrimonial property. She also accused Apostle Wutawunashe of engaging in an extramarital relationship with an unnamed Tswana woman.
The matter is before Harare High Court judge Justice Alfas Chitakunye, who will rule on whether assets belonging Andrew Wutawunashe World Witness and Family of God Church constitute matrimonial property before passing a decree of divorce.
More:<a href="https://www.dailynews.co.zw/articles/2017/06/22/wutawunashe-s-wife-wants-church-property-in-divorce-settlement"> Daily News</a>

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