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Malawi’s Prophet Mtupa prophesied Mozambique floods 

Chancy Namadzunda by Chancy Namadzunda
January 19, 2026
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Malawi’s Senior Prophet Mtupa of Holy Place Cathedral International prophesied devastating floods in Mozambique on New Year’s Eve, and it’s coming to pass.

In his prophecy, he warned of destructive winds and ocean-driven floods covering cities with mud.

Now, Chokwe city in Gaza Province, southern Mozambique, is underwater, with over 100 deaths and thousands displaced.

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The central and southern regions of Mozambique are reeling from intense rains, with Zimbabwe and South Africa also affected.

The Massingir dam has opened its floodgates, putting 400,000 people at risk of forced evacuation.

Authorities have declared a national red alert, with 173,000 people affected and 1,160 houses destroyed.

Prophet Mtupa’s prophecy has sparked prayer and awareness, urging people to take heed and pray against such disasters.

This is not the first time for Mtupa’s prophecy to come to pass as for several occasions his prophecies have been coming to reality.

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