Sunday Buzz: Fast food and church business

AN owner of a popular fast food outlet in Bulawayo is said to be in the process of opening a church with a famous man of cloth from Malawi.

So far the negotiations are said to be going well and the church might be open soon.

However, some people close to the fast food owner are worried that she might be venturing into the wrong “business”, as the said prophet is accused of being an imposter.

So far the Malawian has sent a delegation to survey the situation and apparently it’s fruitful . . .  for their pockets that is, some might argue.

Meanwhile, another controversial prophet who is based in South Africa was in the city last weekend for a crusade.

His crusade, which didn’t live up to expectation and had to change venues saw him hiring a couple of bouncers to prevent his said ghosts from haunting him.

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