News:Vutabwashe addresses government in sermon
<vote /> Heartfelt Ministries ministries founder Tavonga Vutabwashe has accused government officials of oppressing Zimbabweans at the expense of foreigners.
During one of his sermons during the weekend, Vutabwashe argued that government ministers are behind the untold suffering of locals. He also goes on to say that Mugabe is surrounded by ungodly people who are unfit to lead the country.
Vutabwashe said that,
"His Excellency is saying indigenisation and empowerment but he is surrounded by people who are occultic. When Joseph returned to Egypt as an expatriate with his people, he did not give them wealth but gave them the most prime land in Egypt. Such is the case where foreigners are given the most prime land when Zimbabweans are being denied land. Now Joseph and his kin are in control. Right now if your car is being followed by a Chinese, a Chinese will pass a road block but the police will stop you. You are more suspect in your land than a foreigner. If you go to the airport they will be searching your bags."
He also argues that the current cash crisis can be traced to the Chinese who are siphoning the US dollar back to their motherland. He says that,
"Now cash is a crisis but the Chinese are taking money out. Who signed the agreement with them? If they take our wealth whose signatures are there? Are they Chinese signatures, Africa kills themselves. I remember pastoring in Belvedere, I struggled to acquire land to build a 15 000-seater church where they put Long Chen Plaza. They told me it is a wetland. But when the Chinese came they gave them that same land. So who is killing our own people and the animals? So now China is the hope of Africa. We try and go with the gospel to China but are denied entry because we have Bibles."
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