Zion Christian Church (ZCC) leader Bishop Nehemiah Mutendi yesterday described First Lady Auxilia Mnangagwa as the “Mother Teresa” of Africa because of her philanthropy.

He praised the First Lady for being a humble mother of the nation who has less-privileged and marginalised communities at heart.
The First Lady is the patron of a charity foundation, Angel of Hope, a vehicle through which she runs and implements her development and charitable programmes.
She is also the champion of women and children’s health and has been conducting nationwide awareness campaigns against cervical and breast cancer.
According to the Ministry of Health and Child Care, following the intervention of the First Lady, the number of women getting screened
rose from 4 000 to 20 000 per month as compared to previous years.
The ZCC leadership asked the First Lady to bring her campaign to their annual “Ungano Yegore” and “Kudzaka Gomo” conferences
at Mbungo which take place before the farming season.
This saw thousands of female members undergoing cervical and breast cancer screening.
Addressing the female congregants, the First Lady urged them to constantly get checked in

order to combat the disease.The Herald