Prophetic Healing and Deliverance church leader Walter Magaya yesterday launched a multi-million dollar Yadah Villa housing project in Waterfalls.
The project will see Magaya’s Planet Africa Company construct 1 500 housing units in Harare and Chitungwiza, the Standard reports.
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Speaking to thousands of business- people and church members during the launch of the project, Magaya said 236 houses being constructed in Waterfalls would be complete by December this year.
He however did not reveal the total amount injected into the project.
“We are constructing houses not in Waterfalls only. We have the same concept in Westgate, Borrowdale and Chitungwiza. Our target is to construct about 1 500 houses. As for the money injected into the project, I wouldn’t want to publicise but they are a few millions. Our God will provide us with the money,” Magaya said.
“We started construction on January 20 this year and by the first week of December the Waterfalls project will be complete.
Currently we are yet to table the prices for the houses and by next week we will have them.”
In Waterfalls, a clinic, grocery shop, salon, wedding venue and crèche will be constructed at the site.
Recently Magaya claimed to have set up a $10 billion business venture under Planet Africa to carry out projects in various sectors, including mining and construction.
Meanwhile, Magaya claimed more than a quarter of Botswana’s population will attend his three-day crusade in that country next month.
“We are going to invade Botswana between July 2 and 4. I am expecting nothing less than 500 000 people. The country has a small population and if it was not for that, I do not know how many people were going to attend,” he said.