FIRST Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa yesterday paid tribute to Archbishop Paul Mwazha revered founder of the African Apostolic Church describing him as a distinguished spiritual leader who made an enduring contribution to the growth of religious tourism in Zimbabwe.
Archbishop Mwazha, affectionately known as Mutumwa, meaning “angelic messenger”, died on November 20 at the age of 107.
He was declared a national hero.
During her visit to the Mwazha family home, the First Lady extended condolences, describing the late Archbishop as an exemplary figure within the Christian community.
“The President, as my husband, father of the entire family, at home, sent me with a message of family to family during this time of mourning. We are deeply saddened by the loss of Archbishop Mwazha, whom we grew up knowing as ‘Mutumwa.’ He did so much for us in Zimbabwe.
“Zimbabweans are your family, united by Mutumwa’s teachings. Even though we come from different denominations, the teachings of Ubuntu, love, and unity remain the same. We pray that his soul may rest in peace, and we are grateful for the time we had with him on this earth,” she said.
First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa consoles family members and church leaders during her visit to the Mwazha family home to pay tribute to the late Archbishop Paul Mwazha, revered founder of the African Apostolic Church, yesterday.
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