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A 61-year-old woman from Bulawayo, Thembelani Ncube, is homeless after selling her house to invest in the Planet Africa housing project, initiated by Walter Magaya, the founder of Prophetic, Healing and Deliverance Ministries.
Ncube, who is also a member of the ministry, was enticed to sell her eight-roomed house in Nkulumane 5 in 2017, with the hope of residing in the promised estate house in Douglas Dale. According to Ncube, Magaya introduced the housing scheme to the church members in 2016. She shared her unfortunate situation in an interview with <a href="https://cite.org.zw/byo-woman-homeless-after-selling-house-for-prophet-magayas-housing-project/">CITE</a>. Ncube said:
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I was a member at Walter Magaya’s Ministries for 10 years, he introduced a scheme where he was going to build houses and those who wanted to be part of the scheme were supposed to pay US$4 000, a fee towards the construction of a house, then when you are a resident in the estate, you will be paying a certain amount until your debt is finished.
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Ncube revealed that she had also been involved in various investment projects introduced by the prophet. These included ventures in potato and onion farming, beekeeping, and solar drying of fruits and vegetables. However, when it came time to collect the profits from the farming projects, they were instructed to switch their focus to mining instead. Furthermore, as part of the housing project, they were shown a housing estate with around 1,500 houses and presented with images of the envisioned ideal homes. She said:
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All I want is my house or my money which I will use to buy a house because this is time wasted, from 2017 to now the money has depreciated in value, and I have no place to stay.
I have reported the issue to the police but they tell me, ‘anosunga Magaya ndiani’, they are not taking my issue serious and they are telling me to group with other people but I don’t know anyone involved as I was doing most of the things alone.
The police went to Umguza Rural District Council and they said they were told that there is no such housing scheme. They further referred the police to Mhlahlandlela. The police also told me that the company is in Harare. All I want is my money, I don’t even want to go to Harare.
I believed this person and didn’t think he would do me like this hence I sold my house alone, when I left my house, I told my neighbours that I was going to stay at Douglas Dale, I didn’t even send my goodbyes to other neighbours and sold all my property.
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Ncube said that her relationship with her two children has been strained since she sold their house. She expressed her frustration at the difficulty in reaching out to Magaya due to protocol, noting that his relatives working in the Bulawayo branch of the church no longer send her greetings after she started demanding her money. Additionally, she mentioned that the church officials in Bulawayo claim to be addressing the issue of title deeds, despite the fact that they had already paid the legal fees. Ncube also expressed concern about her investments in other projects, specifically mentioning that the bees died without any communication from the church, despite the leader’s claim of transparency. Adding to her troubles, she revealed that she is a member of the IR (Investor Relations) department.
A senior church official in Bulawayo clarified that residential stands in Douglas Dale are available but not fully developed due to insufficient funds. They denied compelling anyone to sell their property, emphasizing that the stands were unserviced. Financial constraints arose after the 1:1 dollarization. She said:
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The ministry never asked anyone to sell nor did the prophet, the stands are still there but the servicing is not done because of financial constraints as most of the people didn’t finish paying their instalments.
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The official confirmed that once the houses are completed, Ncube and others will benefit, as they are actively seeking an investor. They mentioned that there are 910 stands available, with around 700 people already involved and an additional 200 available. They expressed the intention to find an investor to facilitate progress in the project.
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Nigerian televangelist Temitope Balogun Joshua better known as TB Joshua reportedly gave Zimbabwe preacher Walter Magaya the task of buying two elephants, a zebra and a giraffe as he wanted to open a zoo.
TB Joshua died before Magaya could send him the animals.
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Magaya said he bought the animals but could not get clearance from the Nigerian immigration department to travel to the Western African country. Watch the video below for more.
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WATCH: TB Joshua Gave Magaya A Task Before He died

A senior pastor in the Prophetic Healing and Deliverance Ministries church led by Walter Magaya has appeared before the court after he allegedly defrauded his late brother’s kids of US$263 930.95, nothing was recovered.
The court heard that Nelson Tawanda Marimo was in 2014 appointed the executor of his late brother’s estate. His brother, Simon Tirivanhu Marimo and his wife Jaine died in a car accident and were survived by two minor children.
The deceased left a three-bedroomed house in Chitungwiza and a residential stand in Mt Pleasant Heights, Harare.
The clergyman, without the consent of the Master of the High Court, sold the Mt Pleasant Heights stand for US$45 000 and converted the proceeds to his personal use.
He then misrepresented that he intended to sell the same stand to pay school fees for his late brother’s minor children and to renovate the Chitungwiza house.
He also received pension, insurance and terminal benefits amounting to US$218 930,95 from Midlands State University and Glens Removal which he also converted to his personal use.
The Master of the High Court discovered the offence and made a police report leading to Marimo’s arrest.
He was released on $2 000 bail and was remanded to January 27.
More: <a href="https://www.dailynews.co.zw/articles/2019/12/20/senior-phd-pastor-up-for-fraud">Daily News</a>

Senior Pastor In Walter Magaya's PHD Church Defrauds His Late Brother's Kids

Prophetic and Healing and Deliverance Ministries leader (PHD) Walter Magaya is seen here pouring some liquid on chairs and tells his congregants that the liquid will make a difference.
The congregants then go and touch the liquid and many of them can be seen falling and shaking.
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Magaya is among the controversial religious leaders of Zimbabwe.
 
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Prophetic Healing and Deliverance (PHD) Ministries leader Walter Magaya has been summoned by the police for allegedly evading $22 million tax.
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) is accusing Magaya of under-declaring his earnings. This comes after a lifestyle audit was done on him and his church dealings, after suspicion that he had been under-declaring his earnings. When contacted by The Herald, police spokesperson Commission Charity Charamba confirmed police were looking for Magaya. She could not give further information.
Zimra Commissioner-General Ms Faith Mazani’s assistant, John Chakasikwa, confirmed that they were after Magaya over the tax issue. He said the matter was being handled by the Criminal Investigations Division (Commercials Crime Division). Zimra recently issued a garnish order against Magaya’s church accounts held with a local bank. This followed Zimra’s raid at Magaya’s church at least twice last year, in a bid to audit his earnings and other business interests that include a hotel owned by the church, a tile manufacturing factory and a farming concern.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/magaya-chivayo-cornered/">Herald</a>

Walter Magaya Summoned For Evading $22 Million Tax

Prophetic Healing and Deliverance (PHD) Ministries founding leader Walter Magaya has said that he expects that in the next five years he will be able to turn around the country’s economic fortunes. Zimbabwe’s economy has been struggling for the better part of the last two decades. Magaya who has 28 mines across the country, said he will be exporting minerals across the world. Speaking to Business Weekly, Magaya said:
<blockquote>I have a vision and mark my words if all goes well, in the next five years I have the capacity to change the economic fortunes of this country.
I never took a loan from the bank to start this factory.
I am active in almost every sector of the economy and as far as the marble factory is concerned, the raw material is in abundance as it is supplied by the mines under our portfolio.
We already have orders from countries like Italy, Greece, China, Dubai, Turkey and South Africa and we want to satisfy those markets. Some South African companies have asked us to polish stones for them in our factory.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://ebusinessweekly.co.zw/magayas-28-mines-and-exports-vision/">Business Weekly</a>

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