Prophet Paseka 'Mboro' Motsoeneng said the downpours of rain being experienced in SA and Zimbabwe were a result of his publicised intercessions for rain in the two countries.
Pretoria - Incredible Happenings church leader, self-proclaimed prophet Paseka "Mboro" Motsoeneng on Friday said the downpours of rain being experienced in South Africa and Zimbabwe were a result of his publicised intercessions for rain in the two countries.
Mboro, who claims to be gifted with spiritual powers to deliver rain, was in Zimbabwe earlier this month as the country grapples under a severe drought hammering southern Africa. "I was reading news articles on the internet about the drought in Zimbabwe, and the elephants dying due to the drought. Here in South Africa, there was massive talk about water shortage and water shortage was in the news. There was going to be an urgent council meeting in Ekurhuleni about water scarcity and in Hammanskraal there has been news about water shortage," Mboro said speaking to African News Agency .
"I was sent as the voice that would bring solutions from God to this country and our neighbours. I sent a message to Ekurhuleni Mayor [Mzwandile Masina] telling him not to worry because I was prophesying rain for the next seven weeks. I also got calls for intervention from Maluti-a-Phofung's new Mayor [Masechaba Mosia Lakaje] and Pastor Tebogo Mofokeng [of the Mountain Deliverance Prophetic Ministries in Qwa Qwa] as rivers were dry.
In Harare, Mboro said Zimbabweans initially kept him at an arm's length, but the situation has changed after his recent rain crusades.
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