Zvino vengwa ne MUROYI chete...🎊🎁💔🙏

Just one challenge Sir Wicknell Just do mashura at one national health institution of your choice movaka a good maternity ward put all equipments required No one will ever rub your legacy in that way

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Muroyi wacho ndini.... Musha Rudziiko usingarire Ngwere

Nobody hates u Sir Wicknell It is the future of our children that you are destroying. It it is a shame Imagine winning tenders that you do not deserve, simply because you and those in power act CORRUPTLY? That is EVIL Imagine and think about the people of Gwanda who suffer in darkness because you robbed them of an opportunity to have a 100MW solar power? MUROYI ndimi Sir Wicknell Stop corruption and let us build the country together. Greet Lulu. Tell her that I care

Chimbotiudza kuti awaiti wakamubata kuti dzvii ndiani? Ndi @edmnangagwa here ?

A thief who builds a church is still a thief. Charity is no excuse for justice withheld....

KUROYA ku looter public funds.stealing 4rm public purse is a genocide .so many people who could have lived,died because public hospitals are not equiped after you pocketed funds that would have beefed up budgets in the health sector. All those deaths are on u,1day u shall answer

Sir Wicknell’s Generosity Supports the Dembo Family Renowned philanthropist Sir Wicknell has uplifted the family of late Zimbabwean music icon Leonard Dembo, known for hits like *Chitekete*. Facing financial struggles since Dembo’s passing, his widow, Mrs. Eunice Dembo, received a 2024 Toyota Fortuner and $50,000 for a business venture from Sir Wicknell, along with a security escort. Each of Dembo’s children—Tendai, Morgan, and Fenistia—also got a Toyota Aqua. This act of kindness honors Dembo’s legacy and empowers his family. Thank you, Sir Wicknell, for your inspiring compassion.

Ndozvivenga izvi asi handisimuroyi.

Victor is exceptional, most people when talking to wheelchair users, never bring themselves to the same level, but here, you can see humility and understanding of disabled people's needs. He brought himself to the same level as Amai. Well done, Victor.