Ian Khama Joins Cyril Ramaphosa At St. Engenas Zion Christian Church Easter Pilgrimage in Moria
Ian Khama Joins Cyril Ramaphosa At St. Engenas Zion Christian Church Easter Pilgrimage in Moria. Former President of Botswana, Ian Khama, made headlines recently as he joined South African President Cyril Ramaphosa in attending the St. Engenas Zion Christian Church members’ Easter pilgrimage in Moria. Khama took to Facebook to share his experience, stating that the service was captivating and drew participation in an orderly and purposeful manner. He also emphasized the message of hope and love, reminding his followers that God is in control.
The St. Engenas Zion Christian Church, also known as the Zion Christian Church (ZCC), is one of the largest African independent churches in southern Africa. It is estimated that the church has millions of members across various countries, including South Africa, Botswana, and Zimbabwe, among others. The church is known for its vibrant and energetic worship services, which often draw large crowds, especially during the Easter period when the annual pilgrimage to Moria takes place.
Khama’s presence at the pilgrimage was made even more notable by the fact that he was accompanied by South African President Cyril Ramaphosa. The two leaders attended the service together, highlighting the importance of interfaith and cross-border cooperation. Ramaphosa, who assumed office as the President of South Africa in 2018, is also known for his active involvement in religious and community events, and his attendance at the ZCC pilgrimage was seen as a gesture of solidarity with the church and its members.
In his Facebook post, Khama described the service as captivating, indicating that he was deeply moved by the worship and the atmosphere of the pilgrimage. He also noted that the participation of the attendees was orderly and purposeful, reflecting the well-organized nature of the event. The ZCC Easter pilgrimage is known for its disciplined and structured approach, with millions of pilgrims coming together to worship and celebrate their faith in a peaceful and organized manner.
