The National Day of Prayer which was officially opened by Acting President Kembo Mohadi, a gathering that has drawn Zimbabweans from across the country was meant to pray for Zimbabwe and its development.
The event was hosted by the Faith for the Nation campaign in association with the Zimbabwe Indigenous Interdenominational Council of Churches (ZIICC) towards year end.
Reverend Andrew Wutawunashe, Convenor led the procession as Director of Ceremonies.
During the event, Minister of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development Dr. Anxious Jongwe Masuka has taken time to reflect agricultural developments since 2018 and he also promised a shaft increase in all sectors this year 2026.
“Look how beautiful it is when the state and its people gather together to pray for a brighter future! We respect the leaders of this country for taking time to attend such gatherings, demonstrating their commitment to the nation’s well-being.”
“Zimbabwe’s agricultural sectors are thriving, with notable increases in cotton production, milk production, and maize harvesting, contributing significantly to the country’s economic growth.”
“This year, we are expecting a bumper harvest in all sectors, which will undoubtedly have a positive impact on the country’s food security and overall economy, bringing joy and prosperity to our nation.”
According to Herald, these are past themes of the National Thanksgiving and Dedication Service.
2025- “Acknowledging Divine Providence in the Progress of our Nation”,
2024 – “Our Nation, Our Opportunity — celebrating the progress and acknowledging the potential for our country Zimbabwe.
2023 “A time to work hard in unity under God to build our nation”.
2022 -Let Us Embrace the Culture of Hard Work, the Key to Building our Nation Zimbabwe.
2021- “Pursuing Nation Building Initiatives in the Spirit of Godly Patriotism Ownership Unity and Inclusiveness”2020- “Celebrating the Nation’s Progress towards Vision 2030”
2018- “God has given Zimbabwe the answer of peace”.
Addressing congregants during a thanksgiving service in Bulawayo attended by Government officials and worshippers from across the country at the Zimbabwe International Exhibition Centre (ZIEC), Prophet Wutawunashe said the nation had every reason to give thanks for its leadership.
Our greatest thanksgiving is to a man whom God gave us, that is none other than President Mnangagwa. He is not with us today because of other commitments,” said Rev Wutawunashe to loud cheers from worshippers.
“Without any apology I say Zimbabwe is blessed because God gave us President Mnangagwa,” he said.
Prophet Wutawunashe also paid tribute to Acting President Kembo Mohadi, whom he described as a faithful servant and helper given to the nation by God.
“God also gave us his helper, a man who has only missed one thanksgiving service, that is Acting President Mohadi,” he said.
The Acting President also expressed confidence that Zimbabwe remains on course to attain Vision 2030 under the leadership of President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
