Apostle Andrew Wutawunashe Condemns Planned March 31 Protests, Defends President Mnangagwa as Divinely Appointed Leader

Harare, Zimbabwe – March 23, 2025

By Dorrothy Moyo | ZimEye | In a Sunday address, Apostle Andrew Wutawunashe, leader of the Family of God Church, delivered a passionate message urging Zimbabweans to maintain faith in their nation and its leadership. He emphasized the importance of unity and support for President Emmerson Mnangagwa, whom he described as a leader chosen by God to guide the country.

Faith in the Nation and Leadership

Apostle Wutawunashe called upon his congregation to have unwavering faith in Zimbabwe and to stand in solidarity with the Prophet for the nation’s prosperity. He led the assembly in affirmations, declaring their collective belief in the nation’s divine destiny and the fulfillment of God’s promises for Zimbabwe.

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Wutawunashe calls Geza and the army mapenzi

Historical Context and Presidential Endorsement

Reflecting on Zimbabwe’s history, Wutawunashe highlighted the sacrifices made by leaders like President Mnangagwa during the liberation struggle. He recounted Mnangagwa’s narrow escape from a death sentence at a young age and his continued dedication to the nation’s freedom and development. The Apostle underscored Mnangagwa’s commitment to initiatives such as Vision 2030, aimed at revitalizing Zimbabwe’s infrastructure and economy.

Condemnation of March 31 Protests

Addressing the upcoming demonstrations scheduled for March 31, Wutawunashe expressed strong disapproval, labeling the intent to protest as influenced by a destructive spirit akin to that which led to the crucifixion of benefactors in past generations. He questioned the rationale behind targeting President Mnangagwa, a leader who has dedicated his life to the nation’s liberation and progress, and cautioned against actions that could destabilize the country.

Call for Peace and Prayer

The Apostle urged citizens to seek wisdom and unity, emphasizing the importance of supporting the current leadership to complete their developmental agenda. He called for prayers to protect the nation from divisive forces and to ensure that peace prevails in Zimbabwe’s streets.

Biblical Invocation for National Harmony

Drawing from Psalm 144, Wutawunashe led prayers for divine intervention to maintain peace and prosperity in Zimbabwe. He invoked blessings for the nation’s leaders, seeking guidance and protection against forces that threaten national unity. The Apostle emphasized that true happiness and progress come from aligning with God’s will and supporting leaders ordained to fulfill His purpose.

Wutawunashe emphasized the importance of unity and support for Emmerson Mnangagwa, urging “I want you to have faith for the nation… also have faith with the Prophet… for Zimbabwe.”

He cautioned against participating in the planned March 31 protests, suggesting that such actions are influenced by a destructive spirit: “That’s the same demon of the 31st of March, demonstrating. Say, ‘Let’s demonstrate. We are going to aim on one person.’”

Wutawunashe highlighted President Mnangagwa’s historical contributions to Zimbabwe, including his role in the liberation struggle and his commitment to national development through initiatives like Vision 2030. He called for prayers to protect the nation from divisive forces and to ensure peace prevails in Zimbabwe’s streets, invoking Psalm 144: “Blessed be the Lord my strength… that there be no complaining in our streets.”