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International preacher testifies to Zambia’s transformation under Hichilema
GHANAIAN evangelist Dag Heward-Mills says Zambia has undergone visible transformation under President Hakainde Hichilema’s leadership. Bishop Heward-Mills, a globally known preacher, pastor and author from
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GHANAIAN evangelist Dag Heward-Mills says Zambia has undergone visible transformation under President Hakainde Hichilema’s leadership.
Bishop Heward-Mills, a globally known preacher, pastor and author from Ghana, is in Zambia for the Healing Jesus Campaign crusade being hosted in Lusaka through a partnership involving local church mother bodies.
Speaking during a courtesy call on President Hichilema at State House yesterday, Dag said he had visited Zambia many times over the years and could clearly see the development taking place under the current administration.
He explained that from the airport into Lusaka alone, one could already notice major changes.
Bishop Heward-Mills said he had travelled across several towns in Zambia, including Livingstone, Chingola, Kitwe, Ndola, Chililabombwe, Kabwe and Mufulira, where he had previously held crusades.
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“For those of us who’ve been coming to Zambia over the years, we can see quite a transformation in the nation, major changes,” Bishop Heward- Mills said.
He further congratulated President Hichilema on what he termed as visible progress and wished Zambia continued unity and growth.
Bishop Heward-Mills is the founder of the United Denominations Originating from the Lighthouse Group of Churches and has authored over 100 books with millions of copies circulated worldwide.
Story and picture by George Musonda
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