Prophetic Healing and Deliverance (PHD) Ministries leader Walter Magaya yesterday prayed for Higher and Tertiary Education minister Jonathan Moyo following the death of his daughter, Zanele, under mysterious circumstances in South Africa just over a week ago.
by EVERSON MUSHAVA
NewsDay is reliably informed the preacher visited Moyo’s home mid-morning and prayed for him, as his family seeks answers to what happened on the fateful day.
“It’s true the prophet visited Moyo’s home to pray for him this morning [yesterday],” a highly-placed official at the church said.
PHD officials said they were not at liberty to disclose who they prayed for.
Efforts to get a comment from Moyo and his family were fruitless last night, as his mobile phone went unanswered.
A grief-stricken Moyo on Friday said Zanele’s death would make him give his life to God.
“I find myself renewing my faith and making myself, presenting myself to the Lord because of the power of their messages, a message, which I have no doubt shall be part of me as long as I live,” he said.
A devastated Moyo told mourners that the death of his daughter had given him an opportunity to introspect and promised to turn to God.
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Zanele, who was studying International Relations at the University of Cape Town, was found dead in her apartment in the South African city.
South African police say investigations into circumstances leading to her death were still ongoing.
