Zvino vengwa ne MUROYI chete...💯🙏

Listening to Busisa Moyo thank Wicknell Chivayo for the vehicle, we see a textbook case of apologetics. Aware that questions would arise—given his standing as both an accountant and a religious leader—he preemptively sought to justify the act. First, he thanked His Excellency, Cde Dr. ED Mnangagwa and the line minister Hon. Nqobizitha Ndlovu for “allowing” him to accept the vehicle. This wasn’t mere courtesy—it was a deliberate move to frame the decision as institutionally sanctioned, not personally indulgent. Second, to deflect public outrage—especially in a context where healthcare and education are collapsing—he offered a moral pivot. He claimed he and his associates are now “challenged to do something” for rural schools. In essence, he positioned the luxury gift not as a reward but as a catalyst for social action. Yet in any normal country, someone of Busisa Moyo’s stature—as CEO of United Refineries and Chief Executive of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair—would be affording his own Land Cruiser. More than that, he would likely be running a foundation or charity to support prisoners and the disadvantaged. In such a scenario, it would be Wicknell Chivhayo who might be on the receiving end of support—not the one giving gifts. These layers of justification expose not only ethical contradictions but also the deep structural perversions of patronage politics in Zimbabwe.

Muroyi munhu anodya mari yemagetsi achitenga shangu nekukecha

msoon ka johane masowe ujwayela abantu kabi

•• Wicknell stop corruption, Zimbabweans are suffering from the direct effects of corruption yauiri kuita. •• Don’t be proud of what you are doing, you are a disgrace to our nation. •• Kindly stop this nonsense in peace otherwise you will regret it. Kumagumo kune nyaya! #StopCorruption #StopThisNonsense #ZanuPfMustGo

Crooks like you are being hanged in China and you are here telling us about being witches when we ask you about the Gwanda Solar Project which you were paid for and delivered nothing.

Iwe ndiwe muroyi mukuru. Vanhu vari kuku jaidza wena.

Funny how you’re quick to call everyone a witch but maybe you’re the witch, using flashy gifts to bind people and silence criticism. That’s not generosity, that’s manipulation.

I had never thought folks like Busisa Moyo would stoop that low but anyway its a banana republic.

Ndo statement riri kushandiswa nevaroyi mazuva ano vachida tifunge vanhu kwavo.