Better Days Are Coming For Zimbabwe: Makandiwa
Makandiwa has prophesized a major breakthrough for Zimbabwe`s economy and people are being urged to prepare for the good times that are set to roll again, with industries getting back to maximum production.
The prophecy was made at the just ended Judgement night 2 held at the National sports stadium in Harare on Saturday where more than 160 000 people attended the United Family International Church’s all-night event.
According to the Prophet Zimbabweans will cry no more.
“I see in the helm of the spirit that this nation will not go back to where it was,” he said. “God is giving this nation a better platform. We need to pray now for this. As we experience the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ, he will begin to resurrect this country.
“Industries shall begin to run again. I see production. You shall remember these words. You will be able to move around the city and be able to do your shopping even during the night. Industries shall no longer be closing shop, selling goods in the afternoon and in the evening.
“You shall see it happening in your lifetime. Jesus is following us, coming to a place of recovering us from the graveyard, restoring us back to our position,” Prophet Makandiwa said.
“Nobody shall lay his filthy hands on you from tonight,” he said. “Jesus is coming to that place to restore us. We were there for a very long time, suffering for a very long time.
“You are going to present this nation before God and begin to plead the blood of Jesus over the policies, the economy and relationships.
“You will know and you will see that this God is alive.”
Prophet Makandiwa’s spiritual father, Prophet Victor Kusi Boateng, said the power of hell that sought to cripple Zimbabwe was being judged.
“So, Zimbabwe will never be the same again,” he said.
“There is judgment from the Supreme Court of Heaven and the destiny of Zimbabwe is being determined in this Judgment Night.”
Prophet Boateng said it was not a coincidence that Judgment Night 2 came a day after the Independence Day celebrations, saying the two events signified the physical and the spiritual well-being of the country.
Judgment Night 2 was attended by thousands of international visitors from Zambia, Malawi, Botswana, Namibia, Swaziland, the DRC, South Africa, Kenya, Ghana,Australia, Nigeria, Tanzania, Lesotho, Spain, Ukraine, Britain, the United States and Afghanistan.

