This Post captures the Reports of our Brother Eric Mutale as he has now completed sharing the True Gospel of the Bible by distributing thousands of tracts in Zambia & Zimbabwe, Africa.
19 September 2026
[This is our brother Eric’s final Summary Report. Eric’s Daily Reports for each individual city follow this Summary Report in chronological order.]
Hello brother Brad,
This is my final report for tracts distribution efforts in Zambia and Zimbabwe 2026.
As a summary, I had in my heart to visit four cities of Zambia and three cities of Zimbabwe. In Zambia i had Ndola, Lusaka, Choma and Livingstone whereas in Zimbabwe I planned to visit Harare, Mutare and Bulawayo, the three largest cities in the country.
In Zambia, the Lord enabled me to visit and share thousands of tracts in Ndola, Lusaka ad Choma only. Due to Zambia presidential election related issues, I could not visit Livingstone.
As per my city to city reports, it is quite obvious that more efforts needs to be done, especially in Zimbabwe.
I was in Zimbabwe for the first time, actually for some cities like Mutare and Bulawayo it could very well be that it was for the first time ever, the cities were visited and enabled to hear the true gospel, from a ministry which God has raised in these last days, ZionInTravail. The amount of truths the Lord has and continue to reveal to His servants can only be what makes it the ministry of God.
I would like to go back to Zimbabwe again and visit other cities too.
The strategy has always been to visit distribution points and cities which enable the gospel tract to reach the entire countries: places like markets, bus terminals are visited by people from different parts of the country and even international communities thus penetrating to the uttermost parts of these countries. A good example is that back in 2024 i shared tracts and TEOTCAAA (The End Of TheChurch Age And After) booklets in Iringa and Mbeya but one day while in Dar es Salaam, an individual came and told me that he met an individual in Njombe (I never visited this city before) who showed him the booklet and said he got it from Mbeya.
During this visit, I was also blessed to have TEOTCAAA tract read live on Platinum 99.5 FM Radio station in Ndola, Zambia. I pray and look forward to more live sessions in the future, pleasing to the Lord.
Kindly pray for the work of the Lord in Zambia and Zimbabwe.
All honour and glory is to our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ.
Thank you all to for your endless prayers and enabling this efforts financially
Romans 10:15
“And how shall they preach, except they be sent?…”
For Zambia-Zimbabwe tracts distribution efforts 2026,
Brother Eric Mutale
Landani-Tanzania
1 August 2026
Brothers and Sisters
The Lord has opened a door for me to travel to Zambia and Zimbabwe to share the precious word of God in this critical time of the history of this world.
Our Lord has warned each and every believer to flee to the mountains, leave Jerusalem and continue to blow the trumpet from the house tops, not letting anyone enter Jerusalem because this is the time of judgement of the whore that sitteth among many waters…and the most amazing thing is that it is STILL the day of Salvation,contrary to the false teaching that God stopped saving people on 21 May 2011…
The Lord declares in Isaiah 60:11
Therefore thy gates shall be open continually; they shall not be shut day nor night; that men may bring unto thee the forces of the Gentiles, and that their kings may be brought.
I am always excited to start a trip and a joy to be in the field working and so, pleasing to the Lord, come 03 August 2026,I will leave Dar es Salaam for Zambia and Zimbabwe to distribute IHGWSME and TEOTCAAA tracts to these two African countries.
I intend to visit 4 cities in Zambia and 3 cities in Zimbabwe with tracts, which, in my experience works better in Africa.
I am humbly requesting for your prayers for the Lord’s guidance, protection and blessing of His Word in the hearts of as many as is pleasing to Him in these two countries and beyond.
Thank you and have a blessed Lord’s day tomorrow, 2 August.
From Dar es Salaam,Tanzania
Brother Eric Mutale
Hello brother Brad
The printer has finished the work and yesterday I went for verification and packing tracts into the boxes and collected all tracts ready for the trip.
In view, I have bought a ticket and expect to travel to Tunduma, Zambia border, on Monday 3rd of August to begin the trip
Please find below a short video at the printer’s shop.
I request prayers for my safe trip and that God may bless His word into the hearts of many people wherever the tracts will be read
Brother Eric Mutale
Dar es Salaam
5 August 2026
Hello brother Brad
I am writing from Tunduma/Nakonde border between Tanzania and Zambia.
I thank the Lord Jesus for His traveling mercies From Dar es Salaam to Tunduma. I arrived yesterday afternoon and immediately started to process immigration clearance for myself and tracts as well as changing Tanzania Shillings to Zambian Kwachas.
These activities have taken the whole of yesterday afternoon and today.There is a huge congestion on Zambia side which has slowed down activities at the border due to the ongoing election campaigns in Zambia.
I am so grateful to the Lord Jesus for causing me to get smooth clearance. They did not ask anything in relation to 2025 incident at Mpika where I was held for 3 days and nights. I was through by 1pm local time and then paid for my ticket and transportation of tracts to Ndola. My first stop for this 2026 Zambia-Zimbabwe efforts.
Pleasing to the Lord, I will be leaving tonight at 10:00pm Zambia time and expect to arrive in Ndola mid day tomorrow to start sharing the gospel tracts to people.
We are commanded to love our neighbours as we love ourselves in, among other places:
Matthew 22:39
And the second is like unto it, Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself.
How do we love our neighbours like ourselves? We desire the best we have – Salvation for them through sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ. We preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and the Lord has told us until when – till the last day of this earth’s existence.
I always remember Isaiah 60:11 because it clearly tells us that salvation is available all the way to the last day. Imagine if we teach otherwise, it will mean we don’t love our neighbours the way we love ourselves. We read in Isaiah 60:11:
Therefore thy gates shall be open continually; they shall not be shut day nor night; that men may bring unto thee the forces of the Gentiles, and that their kings may be brought.
From Tunduma, Tanzania
Thank you all for your sacrifices, prayers and thoughts about the work of the Lord on this part of the world.
Brother Eric Mutale
12 August 2026
Hello brother Brad
This is my second report for gospel tracts distribution efforts 2026 in Zambia and Zimbabwe.
This report is for Ndola City, Copperbelt Province-Zambia.
I arrived safely in Ndola City on Thursday evening, 07th August 2026.
I am sharing the gospel in obedience to our Lord and Saviour,Jesus Christ to bring the gospel to the four corners of the world.
Isaiah 43:5-7 declares:
Fear not: for I am with thee: I will bring thy seed from the east, and gather thee from the west; I will say to the north, Give up; and to the south, Keep not back: bring my sons from far, and my daughters from the ends of the earth; even every one that is called by my name: for I have created him for my glory, I have formed him; yea, I have made him.
It is through efforts like this that the Lord Jesus brings His elect (sons and daughters) from the all nations around the world into His glorious Kingdom.
Ndola is also where Platinum FM Radio Station broadcasts the gospel of Jesus Christ through recorded messages by brother Brad and our late beloved brother Thornton. I once in 2025 did a live reading of the IHGWSM tract and even had one call from a listener which also had brother Brad respond to him.
Pleasing to God, I will have another session this time as soon as all is in place. Actually, Maureen, one of the officers at the station contacted me yesterday for a possibility of having the program on Sunday, which I pray for the Lord to make it possible.
O praise God for His guidance and protection, this was not my first time to share the gospel in Ndola City. For three days I and three volunteers shared the gospel tracts in and around Masala Market
On day one,I left the hotel room with about 5,000 tracts and went to share the gospel on the western part of the market where there is a huge market for cooking charcoal. Charcoal sellers, mostly women and their little children, are among the extremely poor people here in Ndola and therefore very humble, they accepted tracts joyfully.
I thank the Lord for directing me to this location where reception was extremely high. Almost no one refused a tract. Most of these women are also very young and as I was about to finish the 5,000 tracts three young people namely Gift, Lenny and Allan came to me asking for tracts to share. I gave each a bundle of 100 tracts and within five minutes they were back asking for more. Actually, the taxi driver I used is the one who told these three hard working young men that I am here to share the gospel. They then asked the taxi driver to bring them to me so that they can help the work. When they came they said “please let us help you distribute the tracts, this is God’s work”.
We had like 10 minutes of discussion on the contents of the tract and they only said one thing, we just want to help and so I had no option, we started to share the gospel from person to person walking the width and breadth of the charcoal market.
After finishing the tracts we went back to my hotel room and added another 5000 tracts, 2500 IHGWSM and 2500 TEOTCAAA tracts.
As we continued to work, four more young people came and asked to share tracts. There is no way one can stop these young people and so I gave each one 300 tracts which did not last long and they came back again for more.
What is amazing is the way people behave, many will wait to receive a tract,the calmness and patience is just incredible. In fact, as I was sharing I met a street preacher together with his team. He stopped preaching and came for his copy. He took the IHGWSM and then I showed him the TEOTCAAA one and he took it too. His team also came and collected tracts. One could clearly feel the silence around the place as people never expected the preacher to take the tracts from us.
We worked around this area up until around 4pm and so ended day one.
Day two was done in the northern section of the Masala Market, this was just like the area we shared the previous day, so many young people, I mean hundreds of thousands, very busy but had time to accept a tract, others from passing vehicles, others from upstair buildings, literary shouting asking for a tract.
Market places in Africa mostly just put their merchandise on the ground and so each one of us had to go where these sellers are, just like at the charcoal section.
Zambians love to speak their local languages, especially Bemba and so later I would ask my three friends and they will tell me that people are so respectful to what we were doing and encourage us to continue. A few would ask for translated tracts but, talking to them, I would encourage them to take the tracts because in each household there are at least one individual who understands English and so they should take tracts and read with loved ones back home.
Sometimes one or two people will pass without taking a tract but I later realize that they have received earlier from one of my friends, others will tell me they already received it. What I want to empathize here is that the rate of reception is extremely high.
Day three was done in similar way this time on the eastern side of the market where each one of us took a specific location, on junctions where rough roads linked one part of the market to the other.
The good thing about Masala Market is that there are multiple nationalities here including from DR Congo, Tanzania, Botswana, Malawi, Zimbabwe and South Africa. All come to bring their markets and others to buy and transport their goods to their respective countries. Everyday you have new people coming and so no duplication of efforts.
Day three was my last in Ndola before I left for Lusaka in the evening from where I am writing this report.
What I can say is that there is a huge difference in attitude among people who come to accept tracts; people are more and more accepting the tracts, no resistance of any kind whatsoever.
It is election time in Zambia and I was thinking maybe i will be faced by the authorities suspecting for distribution of unwanted materials but to the contrary even police officers, the military were among the thousands of people who accepted tracts, not one question from them as to why am sharing tracts during a sensitive time like this.
I thank the Lord for preparing these dear people in Ndola. Humanly speaking, everytime a tract is accepted I say in my heart a prayer “O Lord could this be one of your elects”. I mean it brings a sense of hope and joy because these individuals are one of the human beings to receive the true gospel wherein we preach that salvation is 100% the work of God without any indication our dirty rotten works makes any contribution whatsoever. They have been brought within the environment in which God can save them.
It is about the will of God.
This reminds of the Lord’s prayer where we are taught to pray “thy will be done”. Our Lord Jesus also prayed if possible the cup should pass him but he then said “thy will be done”; then in 1 John 5:14 our confidence that the Lord hears us is in the fact that we pray according to His will not ours. The churches teach otherwise which is contrary to what the Bible teaches and so upon sharing the gospel we are reminded in Colossians 1:9
“…to pray for you, and to desire that ye might be filled with the knowledge of his will in all wisdom and spiritual understanding;”
May there be thousands of people in Ndola who will be saved as result of these efforts.
Please pray for us too, including everyone who helped share the tracts, Gift, Lenny and Allan.
I am attaching a few videos and photos taken in and around Masala Market.
Thank you all for your financial sacrifices and prayers for the work of the Lord.
For Ndola tracts distribution 2026,
Brother Eric Mutale
Lusaka, Zambia
19 August 2026
Hello brother Brad,
The following report is for Lusaka and Choma cities of Zambia. These are among four (4) cities the Lord put in my heart to once again visit and share gospel tracts to the people.
First of all I thank the Lord Jesus for His traveling mercies and protection which He has given me in order to reach this country and the cities during this time of presidential election.
It is beyond comprehension that the Lord is using us to fulfill His perfect will in sending the gospel to the world, utilising individuals as He did before raising the nation of Israel, followed by the church era which has also ended.
Looking at the world we live in today, it is clear that the spiritual hunger is everywhere, thousands of young people in these cities have no hope anywhere else except the true gospel which the Lord has entrusted unto each one of us as individuals and therefore, every opportunity our Lord gives us is used to graciously reach out to the people with the most important information this world needs to hear.
LUSAKA CITY
Dates:11th-14th August 2026
After finishing with Ndola, I came to Lusaka to continue with the work of the Lord.
Lusaka is a city of about 2.4 million people and has sizeable number of foreign nationals who live here.
I targeted two main spots namely the InterCity Bus Terminal and Kamwala Market and nearby streets where schools,universities and government offices, shopping malls are found.
On 11th August, I started sharing the gospel tracts at the InterCity Bus Terminal which is located at the center of Lusaka.
Sharing the gospel here means reaching the entire country as well as all bordering nations and the entire sub-region because the Terminal serves passenger buses operating within the sub-region.
There are buses going to Zimbabwe and as far as South Africa, Namibia, Angola, DR Congo, Mozambique, Botswana, Malawi, Tanzania and beyond.
The work started at a very high pace at the main entrance gate where thousands of travellers come to take buses to their destinations.
This bus Terminal, like all others in these African Countries, have hundreds of young people who act as agents of the buses to find passengers. They will chase each and every person passing through the gate to convince passengers to buy tickets from their respective buses.
As soon as I started to share the tracts it never stopped. These young agents then started to help by asking a full bundle of 100 tracts and so they shared the tracts to the people at a very high rate. In a bout 40 to 45 minutes all the 2000 tracts I brought with me were finished, no discarded tracts anywhere around the area could be seen, not one.
I then went back to my hotel which was just about 5 minutes drive and brought another 2,000 tracts and same thing happened, it did not take long the tracts were finished.
As we shared the tracts, these young people were always speaking in Bemba language and I asked one of the young men what did they say and he told me they were telling people to “take the Word of God for you to read as you travel” or “this is the Word of God, please take it”
Actually, at some point one could see people holding a tract or two as they move within the terminal area.
At round 12 Noon, I shifted to the exit gate in order to meet arriving passengers because departing passengers became fewer and fewer and also that 12 Noon is the time buses coming into Lusaka start to arrive.
At the exit gate there is a taxi rank to the south as well as a host of local restaurants.
It was so amazing to see so many young people accept tracts and also help in sharing to others which included getting into almost every departing bus.
I had to leave the Terminal at around 5 pm after sharing thousands of tracts to those whom the Lord touched and caused to accept tracts.
Only the Lord could have done that, it was really amazing the way it happened.
One challenge was obvious and that is taking photos and videos because of the presidential election campaigns going on throughout the country as some people did not like it thinking the photos and videos could be used politically and so I managed to get just a few at the entry gate.
Just before I left, an individual came to me and said he was from Lilongwe, Malawi but works in Zambia and Zimbabwe. He showed me a bus Terminal just east of where we were.
He said the Terminal serves passengers and buses going to Zimbabwe only. He promised to call me later so that he could show me the one and only reliable bus that travels to Harare, Zimbabwe. He promised to also advise on getting South African Rands and US Dollars because these are the two currencies used in Zimbabwe.
Thus ended Day one at Lusaka’s InterCity Bus Terminal.
DAY TWO, 12 August 2026
At Kamwala Market
Once again, I was in the streets of Lusaka sharing the gospel. This time I was at the Kamwala Market which is located just south of the InterCity Bus Terminal.
Kamwala Market is one of the biggest markets in Lusaka. Like many markets in Africa, all kinds of merchandise is sold here and mostly by young women.
It is also a food center where hundreds of local restaurants are found serving thousands of young people who work roaming the streets of Lusaka selling various goods.
I arrived at the market around 9 am and started to share the gospel.
At this market no one came to help save a few individuals who would ask additional copies for their loved ones.
Reception rate remained very high like at the terminal which is the most important thing, to see fellow human being come under the hearing of the Word of God.
I worked up until around 3pm and left because of police tear gas used to scatter opposition party members who were trying to demonstrate following the arrest of the opposition leader which happened earlier in the day.
Actually, this was the last day of campaigns and so the situation became really tense and so I had to leave but managed to come back after an hour or so after the situation calmed down.
As it was in the earlier hours before leaving the market, reception rate continued to be very high.
At some point Police officers came and asked what is it that I was sharing at the market. They asked a few more questions, took copies of the tract and left.
I worked here until the market was about to close and went back to my hotel room happy and thanking the Lord for the day in which thousands of people accepted tracts.
I am really thankful to the Lord for His guidance, protection and most importantly for bringing people to take tracts at each and every of these locations.
On 13th August I did not work at all because it was the election day, I had to stay away from the streets as this was the most sensitive day.
On 14 August, being day four in Lusaka, I shared just about 2,000 tracts at the the junction of Dedan Kimathi Road which leads to the bus Terminal in the north and Mulungushi Conference Center to the east.
I then left Lusaka for Choma to continue the work of the Lord, bringing to an end the 2026 tracts sharing efforts in Lusaka, the Capital of Zambia.
May the Lord bless His Word unto the salvation of His elect from this city and other parts of the country wherever the tracts have reached
CHOMA City
15th August 2026
Choma city is the capital of the Southern Province of Zambia.
It is along the great north road, like Lusaka and also main railway line connecting the capital city of Lusaka to Livingstone which is one of the cities iIplanned to visit.
While in Choma, I managed to reconnect with the group that helped me share the gospel there in 2025 including a young man named Stephanie.
In most cases, it was me and Stephanie working and this time like last year 2025, we started and finished the work in the Choma market and sorounding areas.
Day one in Choma was very much engaging. Almost every one accepted a tract here.
Me and Stephanie, plus one other volunteer walked in and through the market sharing tracts to thousands of those selling and buying there. Like Masala Market in Ndola, we had to actually walk and give tracts to all those selling in the market.
Several times we will share tracts among groups of demonstrators who were marching to support their presidential candidate claiming victory.
We did not follow the groups but they passed along the roads into the market as well as the Choma-Livingstone highway where we were sharing tracts.
It was not possible to avoid them but rather counted on the fact that, even if they were not all aware we are sharing the precious word of God, tracts will nevertheless reach their homes and especially when I realised that there were no discarded tracts as I walked down the same road they went just to make sure they did not throw the tracts down-this was just wonderful to note.
On several occasions, we were overwhelmed by the masses and when this happened we tried to withdraw from the large crowd just to make sure we effectively reach these dear people.
We were able to share almost 8,000 tracts together with 5 girls who were sharing tracts at their textile shop
On 16th August, again I had to pause the tracts sharing because, as election results were being announced, violent demonstration erupted especially by opposition party supporters as the election commission announced the results.
Actually at some point, the opposition leader announced that Tanzania nationals should leave the country because he accused them of interfering with the election process and so I had to stay indoors to avoid trouble.
I had to return to Lusaka to plan the trip to Zimbabwe in order to give time for the tension to calmn down before I could visit Livingstone.
With all these tensions, I am thankful to the Lord for keeping me safe but most importantly, enabling me to share, like in Choma, over eight thousand tracts (8,000) just a few less than the allocated number.
I will therefore visit Livingstone upon my return from Zimbabwe
Currently, I have booked my travel to Harare, Zimbabwe on 23rd August, Lord willing
The situation has returned to normal in most parts of Zambia for now unlike during the last days of campaigns and results announcing when even Internet was not available at times.
I humbly request for your prayers for the Lord’s travelling mercies into Zimbabwe, that the Lord bless His work in the cities and towns already visited here in Zambia.
What a joy that it is still the day of Salvation and that a great multitude which no man can number is being saved through these efforts.
Isaiah 60:11
Therefore thy gates shall be open continually; they shall not be shut day nor night; that men may bring unto thee the forces of the Gentiles, and that their kings may be brought.
Revelation 7:9
After this I beheld, and, lo, a great multitude, which no man could number, of all nations, and kindreds, and people, and tongues, stood before the throne, and before the Lamb, clothed with white robes, and palms in their hands;
For Lusaka and Choma Cities tracts distribution efforts,
Brother Eric Mutale
23 August 2026
Hello brother Brad
It is early morning Lord’s day here in Lusaka.
I am now departing for Harare, Zimbabwe to continue the work of our Lord there.
Logistics were so complicated but the Lord has enabled me to complete everything, especially paying and loading tracts into the bus which was done yesterday evening.
I wait to see what will happen at the Zambia-Zimbabwe border crossing.
May the Lord cause me to find favour in the eyes of those in authority throughout the trip as this is my first ever time to visit Zimbabwe.
Matthew 24:14
And this gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in all the world for a witness unto all nations; and then shall the end come.
Eric Mutale
Lusaka-Zambia
28 August 2026
Hello brother Brad
The Zambia-Zimbabwe 2026 gospel tracts distribution effort which started in Zambia is now in Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe is a country in Central-Southern Africa with an estimated population of approximately 17.3 million people of which 60% to 62% are young people under the age of 25.
Zimbabwe has a total of 8 Provinces which are Mashonaland East, Mashonaland Central, Mashonaland West, Masvingo, Manicaland, Matebeleland South, Matebeleland North and Midlands.
The Lord put in my heart to visit three cities of this country with the gospel tracts which are Harare, the Capital of Zimbabwe (Mashonaland East), Mutare (Manicaland) and Bulawayo (Matebeleland North).
I entered Zimbabwe on 23 August, travelling from Lusaka-Zambia to Harare to start the work of the Lord which basically started right at the border where I shared a few IHGWSM and TEOTCAAA tracts as well as the nearby town of Karoi.
Coming to Zimbabwe was a bit delayed by the political situation in Zambia following presidential elections with the tense situation which made it unsafe to travel, especially for foreign nationals in anticipation of post election violence, at times even Internet was unavailable. I was also advised to take one particular bus which I was told is most reliable even though there are many bus companies but most of them actually transport goods within the sub-region from Tanzanian Sea ports.
I safely arrived in Harare in the evening of 23 August, with the help of one Mr Dagie, found a place to lodge where I also kept tracts ready to start sharing the gospel.
I am thankful to our Lord Jesus Christ for His travelling mercies He has granted me so far, that there was no obstacle in crossing the border and the logistics in handling tracts boxes through custom authorities, loading and offloading up to the lodge.
This report is for HARARE CITY which has an estimated population of 2.5 million people (with wider metropolitan area included).
DAY ONE: 24 August 2026
LOCATION: Copa Cabana Area
This is a very big area where one can confidently say almost every Zimbabwen knows.
It is located in central downtown Harare where thousands of people can be reached because there are numerous city bus and taxi ranks, mega shops and malls and markets. Actually this area is the heart of Zimbabwe business and therefore visited with people from all over the country who come to buy merchandise to bring to the eight Provinces of Zimbabwe. Sharing tracts at this location literary means reaching the entire country.
It also have a very big presence of international community who come to do business in this country namely South Africans, Mozambicans, Zambians, to mention but a few.
I arrived at the location around 9:30am, picked a spot where I could reach people coming and going around the place.
Reception Rate was such as i have never seen in Zambia and Malawi in the sub-region, more than the one i saw in Kalerwe, Uganda too.
As soon as I extended my hand to give the first tract it never stopped.
It was amazingly unbelievable to see so many people accepting the tracts, absolutely unbelievable reception.
Normally, when many people are passing it is hard to share tracts especially in busy areas like Copa Cabana but I saw the opposite this time around.
I was totally overwhelmed but all went in good order as people took tracts from my hand at such a speed like opening a tap of water.
Students, street vendors, good dressed and otherwise, men and women in uniforms, groups of people in white clothes (these are from churches-in Zambia, Malawi and Zimbabwe there are many churches whose members wear white) surprisingly, they also never passed without picking a tract.
Some will tell me to give a few more for them to share among themselves.
Here, children in the grip of their parents hands left them to come and take tracts, others will see me and call their mother or father’s attention pointing them to me, others will simply free from their parents hands and run to me to take a tract with their parents just watching.
As this was going on I could hear many saying loudly “Berenga, Berenga” in their Shona language meaning “God, God” which made those who were passing a bit far from where I stood to come for tracts.
Two notable things at Copa Cabana is that the majority of the people who took tracts were young women and girls and also that NO person came to help me, unlike almost all other cities and towns I have visited in all these countries, not ONE.
At one point I had to stop so that I could take photos and videos, met a young man who took me to his office upstairs building where I was able to capture the area from above.
Upon my return I moved to another side of the road, I kept moving from one spot to another, not because of few people but I just had a feeling and desire to reach other parts of Copa Cabana believing to meet people who come and go to different places in the city.
Here, you do not want to go for lunch, even sipping water is like time wasting, missing people.
I worked here up until 9:30pm exactly and left because I finished all the tracts I brought with me.
As I was about to leave, one gentleman asked me where I was lodging, he then told me “let me drop you” tried to pay him but he refused.
That is what happened in Harare at Copa Cabana on day one, I returned to my lodge exceedingly joyful, desiring for the next day to come soon so that I could go back to the streets with the gospel.
DAY TWO: 25 August 2026
LOCATION: East Gate Area
On my second day in Harare, I visited this area to share the precious gospel with the dear people of Zimbabwe.
It is located along Robert Mugabe Road, it is still Harare City Center but visited by many people throughout the day just like Copa Cabana.
A similar reception to that of Copa Cabana happened here too, same everything.
I arrived here a bit late, around 10:45am and worked until around 8:15pm.
It was a second day of seeing thousands of people accepting tracts in the city of Harare before I went back to my lodge just amazed at what the Lord, always thinking “what about this person, what about that person” rejoicing in the heart, praying saying may be s/he is one of God’s elect and ofcourse I know what the Lord will do, He will accomplish His will, He is saving a great multitude which none of us can number.
O praise the Lord for without Him we will have no hope, He has entrusted us to bring the true gospel in the last days, He has redeemed us from the “no more salvation” false teaching too.
This is the work of the Lord through His ministry, ZionInTravail, may He continue to open the understanding of His servants the Bible teachers and open door after door of utterance ( Colossians 4:3).
DAY THREE: 26 August 2026
LOCATION: Simon Muzenda/Speke Avenue
I am grateful to our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ for continued strength, will and desire to share the gospel in Zimbabwe.
This was my third day in Harare where I stood at this location and was able to share gospel tracts to the people.
It was a third day in a row in which a few more thousands of tracts were shared to people here.
Again, it was similar to the previous two days reception with a couple of individuals asking a few questions, one individual from the churches insisting “there must be manifestation of power through miracles signs and wonders” for a prophet to be believed to be from God. I briefly referred him to Matthew 24:24, which did not make sense to him and so I simply told him I have to go about my father’s business which is to share the true gospel.
Around 2:30pm, after making an appointment with ZiFM Radio station, I went and met one Paul, the project manager and introduced the desire to buy airtime to broadcast the gospel in this country through his station.
According to Paul, ZiFM covers the whole of Zimbabwe and parts of South Africa, Mozambique and Zambia, apart from their online streaming in which he confirmed that Europe, especially UK leads in having a great number of people who listen to their programs.
We exchanged contacts and then went back to Muzenda/Speke spot and did a few hours work before returning to my lodge
I had also contacted three other radio stations of which only one (Classic FM, contact person one Mr. Valentine) gave me an appointment of Tuesday next week which I told them I won’t be in Harare and so they sent me their official WhatsApp number for us to be able to discuss about broadcasting the gospel through their Radio Station.
None of the two gave an indication of their costs but, like ZiFM insisted they will need to hear the contents first and issue a proforma invoice thereafter.
Kindly pray for God to incline their hearts that we find favour in their eyes
DAY FOUR: 27 August 2026
LOCATION: Roadport Terminal
This was my last day in Harare for current efforts
This is an international bus terminal which handles international and intercity buses including routes to South Africa (Johannesburg, Pretoria, Durban, Cape Town), as well as Botswana ( Ghaberone), Zambia (Lusaka), and local destinations
I came here to board a bus to Mutare, my second city to visit in this current efforts
As I was waiting for the bus to depart, i was able to share hundreds of tracts up until the bus left
This is what the Lord had me do in Harare, it was so engaging exhausting 10 to 12 hours work a day but am so happy that it is for the “love of my neighbour”, it is for the Lord and so ALL honour and glory be unto the King of Kings, the Lord Jesus Christ the great God and our saviour.
Psalm 136:1
O give thanks unto the Lord; for he is good: for his mercy endureth for ever.
Please, pray for the Lord to bless as many as He planned to save, with what I saw in Harare surely there are those whom God will save because His word never fails, His promise is sure
Isaiah 55:11
So shall my word be that goeth forth out of my mouth: it shall not return unto me void, but it shall accomplish that which I please, and it shall prosper in the thing whereto I sent it.
A few videos and photos for Harare follow with Zimbabwe cities map.
For Harare City gospel tracts distribution efforts,
It’s brother Eric Mutale
Mutare City-Zimbabwe
1 September 2026
Hello brother Brad,
This report is for Mutare, the third largest City in Zimbabwe.
I arrived in Mutare City on 27 August 2026 after finishing with Harare in continuation of the 2026 Zambia-Zimbabwe tracts distribution efforts.
First of all I thank the Lord for His travelling mercies, enabling me to arrive in this city safely in the evening of 27 August 2026.
Here, I was met by one Mr. Sochoo, a colleague of Mr. Dagie who helped me in Harare. Mr. Sochoo helped me find a lodge as well as logistics in moving boxes of tracts from the bus terminal to the lodge.
Mutare is a Zimbabwean City with a population of approximately 500, 000 of which 50% under 25 years.
Mutare City is close to Mozambique border and actually has a sizeable number of young Mozambicans who live there working as petty traders.
DAY ONE: 28 August 2026
LOCATION: Mutare Old Bus Terminal
I started sharing tracts at around 12 Noon local time near the Old Bus Terminal and sorounding areas of C Avenue, where there is a concentration of petty traders, super markets, a mini bus terminal as well as the big bus terminal.
I stood at a junction of two roads where I was able to meet people coming from four directions.
When I started it looked like I was going to get Harare kind of reception but after a few minutes it turned out to be different, it was one of the very few difficult places I have encountered as I travel in these countries to share the gospel tracts.
I however, persisted until dark but the situation remained the same. I was able to share just about 1,000 tracts there and went back to my lodge thanking God for the few people who accepted tracts.
DAY TWO: 29 August 2026
LOCATION: MEIKLES Park
This park is opposite Meikles Market where people come to rest especially during weekend. The park is one of the symbols of Mutare City, currently under major repair.
I started early in the morning at the park and continued up to 5pm in the evening but, like the previous day, reception was also very low.
By 5pm local time, I decided it was enough for the City of Mutare and so I left and went to buy a ticket to take me to Bulawayo the following day, 30th August 2026.
I thank the Lord for the City of Mutare for the few people who accepted the tracts and pray and hope there are those who are the elect of God who will be saved. It is not about the number, it is about the will of God.
I am attaching a few videos and photos taken from the two locations i shared tracts in this city namely Old Bus Terminal and Meikles Park.
For Mutare City in Zimbabwe,
Brother Eric Mutale
Bulawayo-Zimbabwe
2 September 2026
Hello brother Brad
I have completed tracts sharing in Bulawayo too and will be leaving for Lusaka-Zambia tomorrow morning.
I am so tired as Bulawayo turned out to be a wonderful City to share tracts almost close to how Harare was.
I will share the report soonest possible.
I tried to find Radio stations here too but could not go to their offices but looking at all these stations i think ZiFM is the best. I dont know if you have contacted Paul or not.
Thank you for now, I need to sleep so that at least rest before I travel.
From Bulawayo
Eric Mutale
3 September 2026
Hello brother Brad
I have arrived in Lusaka a few hours ago, it took more than 24 hours to reach Lusaka because the bus had a mechanical breakdown just about 60 Kms after leaving Bulawayo.
Actually, the Bus was scheduled to depart Bulawayo at exactly 8:00am in the morning but there was also a delay of about 3 hours and so we left Bulawayo around 11:15am.
After the breakdown, it took another 3 hours for the transport company to bring the replacement bus and so left and reached Chirundu border of Zambia and Zimbabwe at 12am Midnight.
The border was then closed (closes at 10pm) and so stayed there until 6am in the morning, went through immigration clearance (given 7 days to transit) and left for Lusaka where I arrived about 12 Noon due to heavy traffic a few kilometers from Lusaka City.
I took a room in a lodge to rest for today then tomorrow, pleasing to our Lord, i will leave for Ndola City around 10am in the morning.
As I was leaving Bulawayo yesterday, I informed Maureen of Platinum FM in Ndola and she said she was looking forward to seeing me at the radio station for the program on Sunday and so, yes, Lord willing I will be in Ndola on Sunday for the live program at 7pm.
Praise the Lord for His guidance, protection and travelling mercies He has always granted me as i travel across countries and cities to share His precious gospel of Salvation and Judgement.
Psalm 117
1 O praise the Lord, all ye nations: praise him, all ye people. 2 For his merciful kindness is great toward us: and the truth of the Lord endureth for ever. Praise ye the Lord.
Brother Eric Mutale
Lusaka-Zambia
4 September 2026
Hello brother Brad
I have arrived in Ndola a few minutes ago.
I thank the Lord for His traveling mercies and I look forward to His guidance on the program tomorrow at 19:00hrs local time.
Brother Eric Mutale
Ndola-Zambia
6 September 2026
Hello brother Brad,
This report is for Bulawayo City, Zimbabwe.
Bulawayo is the second largest City in Zimbabwe with a population reasonably estimated to be 700, 000 people with 60% young people between 15 to 25 years of age.
Bulawayo is a historic City and at the time I was there, there were preparations to commemorate King Mzilikazi who reigned what is now called Matebeleland in the 1800s.
Because of this, there were alot of activities in the city which drew large number of people in the City.
This enabled me to share thousands of our IHGWSM and TEOTCAAA tracts.
Bulawayo is a well arranged City with very wide and clearly defined streets making it very easy to pick locations to share the gospel.
On average, four workers can each take a street corner at one time and meet thousands of people coming and going in different directions without duplicating efforts with amazing reception rate just like Harare, the Capital City of Zimbabwe.
DAY ONE -31 August 2026
LOCATION : Hubert Chitepo Street and 9th Avenue
The Lord directed me to start the work around this location. I started early in the morning when the people were just starting to arrive in the City as captured in the video I recorded.
This was probably the first ever time the true gospel came to this City just like many others including Mutare where I was a day before.
What a wonderful place to share the gospel. The Lord brought people from four directions and like 90% of those were drawn by the Lord and accepted a tract or two.
When sharing tracts I always take 100 IHGWSM and 100 TEOTCAAA tracts at one time just to make sure the two go together especially for people who come from same families or when asked how many types or materials do I have.
This efforts normally takes not less than 7 hours to 10, sometimes 12 hours of standing, walking to share tracts.
I worked in this single location until dark, distributing over 5,000 tracts, because of the number of people passing. There is no time to go for lunch, you only sip water from time to time and at times I get exhausted but the Lord will strengthen me and I continue with the work.
When sharing tracts, you don’t want to go away from the point of sharing because you don’t want that feeling of having denied individuals an opportunity to be under the hearing of the true gospel for their first time.
At this location I was asked the same usual questions only by elderly people but young people who mostly do not have that much or any attachment to churches at all never ask questions, if any then it would be ” what is this paper for?” then pick a tract and go.
Another thing I saw here, which also happened in Harare and Mutare cities is that, unlike other countries, children here either force their parents to take a tract, break loose of their grip and come for a tract or alert their parents that there is something we need to pick here which was a joy to see and thank the Lord for.
Like Harare and Mutare, virtually no one came to ask to help sharing the tracts in Bulawayo.
The day ended on a high note as it was rush hours and I happily returned to my lodge with no tracts left in my distribution bags.
Praise the Lord for day one in Bulawayo City.
DAY TWO -01 September 2026
LOCATION : MEIKLES Market Area
The Lord woke me up strong and ready to go to the streets of Bulawayo for the second day.
I left the lodge around 8am, walked north east from where I shared the gospel on day one and with people’s suggestions I reached this location where there is a local market as well as Meikles Market building, actually a shopping mall plus many other malls around the area.
I took photos and videos then started sharing the gospel tracts.
It was another wonderful day to see thousands of people accepting tracts.
At this location, a man who is deaf and dumb, I did not know that he cannot speak nor hear because he started to speak using the simple sign language after accepting a tract. He was overwhelmed with joy and pointed to the sky and asked more tracts, using same language I understood he was telling me that he will read the tracts at home and I couldn’t understand how at first but then I remembered that he must have people back home with whom they together will read the tract.
This was my first ever time to meet such a person and all I could do is glorify God in my heart and pray the Lord to cause the person to indeed find people who will tell him exactly what the tracts are teaching-please pray for this man as well as many such remembering with God all things are possible.
I worked here until dark hours but did not finish all the tracts I brought with me, I was really tired and my feet were shaking, I couldn’t manage to stand properly anymore but hoped the rest of the people will meet the tracts from loved ones who might have collected earlier or meet me the following day, my last day in Bulawayo City.
O praise the Lord for the second very successful day in this big city of Bulawayo and thus ended day two.
DAY THREE -02 September 2026
LOCATION : Joshua Nkomo Statue Square
Day three started around 10am, I took a long rest following the two days of working here.
Again, wonderful reception from thousands of young people who came from all directions in preparation of the King Mzilikazi festival which was to pass through this squire which I missed because I left Bulawayo the following day, Thursday.
At this location, I met one gentleman who told me he is related to Joshua Nkomo, a hero of Ndebele people and he told me that he picked one of the tracts on my first day, read it and totally agree with what is taught therein. He said churches are teaching prosperity but he and all of us actually needs Salvation. We talked for a few minutes and he left.
I also then left and went to a different location called Bulawayo Center where I continued to share the gospel tracts up until dark.
At Bulawayo Center, a drunk lady name Otilia came to me and, in tears she said ” i know I am a sinner and would really want God to save me” She then offered me money which did not take and then she asked me to “remember to pray for me”
Otilia is a teacher by profession and she left with two tracts in tears- kindly pray for her. I actually told her to keep praying everyday begging God for salvation for God is indeed merciful and gracious but we never dare impose our will upon Him. He will save anybody if that is His good pleasure. I advised her to read Romans Chapter 9, among other places.
This brought to an end the Zambia-Zimbabwe tracts distribution efforts for 2026, right there in Bulawayo City and I left the City on 3rd September 2026 for Lusaka-Zambia on my way to Ndola where I am writing this report from as I wait for Platinum FM Radio Station 19hrs00 live program today, Lord’s day.
May the Lord’s will be done in Ndola, Lusaka, Choma in Zambia and Harare, Mutare and Bulawayo in Zimbabwe.
Please note that I could not go to Livingstone City as planned due to political situation at that time here in Zambia where the opposition party accused Tanzania, my country, of interfering with the election here.
In view of this, I had to take precaution, not to go to Livingstone, to avoid the last year incident in which I was jailed for three days. This became serious just after I had finished sharing tracts in Choma City.
May there be thousands in these cities of Zambia, Zimbabwe and beyond who will heed the admonition the way the people of Nineveh did upon Jonah’ s preaching.
Jonah 3:9
Who can tell if God will turn and repent, and turn away from his fierce anger, that we perish not?
I personally thank the Lord Jesus for His travelling mercies, working in me to will and to do of His good please, choosing cities, locations and all the experiences I meet as I share the gospel.
I thank the individuals who helped share the tracts, logistics in handling the tracts boxes, finding lodges such as Mr Katongo in Ndola-Zambia, Mr Dagie in Harare, Mr Sachoo in Mutare and Mr Jukwa in Bulawayo. Please pray for all of these individuals for their salvation.
I thank you all brothers and sisters for your finances making it possible to print tracts, transport me, pay for lodges as well as food as I travel in these countries where only tracts is basically the only way to reach these millions of people.
Thank you for your prayers too and please pray for individuals I actually met and talked about the gospel.
Looking at the situation, in almost 99% of places and countries I visit, is that they get to hear the true gospel for their first time ever. Millions of people still believe in churches to the extent that they have made the churches synonymous or even higher than the Bible itself which is the holy Word of God.
Kindly pray for me and my children too, my mother also who is seriously ill since last year, for Salvation.
Thank you again, may the Lord bless you all.
For Zambia-Zimbabwe 2026 Tracts distributio efforts,
Brother Eric Mutale
Ndola-Zambia
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