Renowned televangelist Benny Hinn has made headlines once again in East Africa after praying for Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni’s daughter — just a year after offering a similar blessing to Kenya’s First Daughter, Charlene Ruto
Highlights:
- Benny Hinn prayed for President Museveni’s daughter during his Uganda visit
- The moment comes a year after his public prayer for Charlene Ruto in Kenya
- The evangelist’s African visits continue to stir both spiritual and political conversations
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International televangelist Benny Hinn has extended his spiritual outreach to Uganda, where he prayed for one of President Yoweri Museveni’s daughters during a high-profile visit. The event attracted attention across the region, highlighting the continued influence of faith leaders in African political spaces.
This spiritual encounter comes a year after Benny Hinn laid hands on Kenya’s First Daughter Charlene Ruto during a visit that drew both admiration and scrutiny. The parallel moments have reignited conversations about the intersection of religion, leadership, and public image.
Hinn, known for his healing crusades and charismatic preaching, has been on a renewed mission across Africa, reaching top leaders and their families. His recent tour emphasizes spiritual revival, but critics have questioned the proximity between religious figures and state power.
While some see the prayers as personal acts of faith, others view them as symbolic gestures with political undertones. Still, for many believers across East Africa, the presence of a global evangelist is a source of inspiration and hope.
As Benny Hinn’s prayers reach Africa’s presidential daughters, one question lingers — where does spiritual influence end and political symbolism begin?
