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POPULAR Johane Masowe diviner Madzibaba Jonah, born Biggie Musanzika, has hailed the cordial relationship between Tanzania and Zimbabwe.
The man of God, who is based in Centenary, Mashonaland Central province made his remarks just after touching down at the Robert Mugabe International Airport last Wednesday.
He had been to the east African country for some days.
“I am now home after my visit in Tanzania and l must commend the good relationship between our government and that of Tanzania,” Madzibaba Jonah said.
“We were warmly welcome there and we worshiped without any problems unlike in the past when the police would disrupt our services just because we were foreigners.”
Madzibaba Jonah paid tribute to President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government for its concerted efforts in its re-engagement and engagement programme.
“The President is doing so well in maintaining good relations with other nations because if it was not for him, we would not be worshiping freely like what we are doing now,” he said.
Madzibaba Jonah usually goes around the continent and Asian countries where he joins other apostolic members in prayer.
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