Prophet Uebert Angel says Zambia’s 2026 election prophecy is on divine hold until heaven finishes this week’s meeting Spirit Embassy GoodNews Church founder Prophet Uebert Angel has postponed unveiling his prophecy for Zambia’s 2026 General Election, explaining that even the spiritual realm has decided this week deserves a little more suspense before releasing the final […]

Prophet Uebert Angel says Zambia’s 2026 election prophecy is on divine hold until heaven finishes this week’s meeting

Spirit Embassy GoodNews Church founder Prophet Uebert Angel has postponed unveiling his prophecy for Zambia’s 2026 General Election, explaining that even the spiritual realm has decided this week deserves a little more suspense before releasing the final script.

Harare, 21 July – Addressing his congregation during Sunday service, the Zimbabwean preacher revealed that he had every intention of announcing who would occupy State House after this year’s election. However, after what appeared to be an urgent consultation with events yet to happen, he concluded that too many earthly plot twists are still loading.

“Zambia’s election prophecy will come next week because a lot of things are likely to change this week,” he declared, leaving worshippers wondering whether heaven had scheduled a strategic planning retreat or simply refused to spoil the season finale.

The prophet assured his followers that by next week the nation would finally learn whether the incumbent President would remain on the throne or whether a new occupant would receive the keys to State House, subject, apparently, to this week’s pending heavenly amendments.

Political observers were left scratching their heads over the revelation that the future is still under construction. Analysts noted that this may be the first prophecy to arrive with a disclaimer resembling weather forecasts: “Conditions may change without prior notice.”

Biblical history, however, has witnessed moments where divine messages were also shaped by human actions. The people of Nineveh, for example, escaped impending destruction after repenting following Jonah’s warning, proving that even heaven has occasionally revised an outcome when people changed course. King Hezekiah was also told to prepare for death before receiving an extension of his life after earnest prayer, suggesting that not every heavenly announcement is permanently laminated.

Critics joked that perhaps the angels in charge of Zambia’s election file had requested more time to proofread the document before forwarding it to the prophet’s inbox

Prophet Angel nevertheless reassured the congregation that accuracy has never been his problem, confidently declaring that he has never missed a prophecy throughout his ministry. It was a statement delivered with the certainty of Noah building an ark before the rain and with considerably fewer complaints about the cost of timber.

Supporters welcomed the postponement as evidence of prophetic responsibility, arguing that waiting for complete spiritual intelligence is wiser than releasing premature revelations. Others quipped that if even prophets are waiting for developments, perhaps politicians should also postpone printing campaign posters until heaven submits its final report.

With millions of followers across the globe, Prophet Angel’s remarks have once again ignited debate across Zambia and Zimbabwe, where citizens now find themselves in the unusual position of waiting not only for the Electoral Commission’s timetable but also for next Sunday’s prophetic bulletin.

Until then, Zambia’s political future remains somewhere between the ballot box and the book of Revelation, with the nation patiently awaiting what could become the country’s most anticipated “coming next week” announcement since the disciples asked, “Lord, is this the time?” and were politely told that some dates remain above human pay grade.

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