News Writer
Businessman Wicknell Chivhayo has openly addressed accusations regarding the source of his wealth, shedding light on his lucrative ventures.
Chivhayo, known for his diverse business portfolio, revealed that he owns a fleet of 50 trucks and is a major supplier of fuel to Lesotho, boasting a staggering weekly delivery of 3 million litres.
Chivhayo’s statement comes in response to criticism, notably from activist Hopewell Chin’ono, who has raised concerns about the origins of Chivhayo’s affluence, branding it as “stolen money” and implicating taxpayer funds.
Dismissing such allegations as baseless, Chivhayo took a confrontational stance, deriding Chin’ono’s remarks as “very stupid” and attributing them to envy.
In a post on his facebook story, Chivhayo said, “Ma-trucks-ndine 50 and supply 3 million litres of fuel to Lesotho every week but unonzwa murombo anenge Hopewell achiti imari dzekuba, taxpayers money chino ne chino…Very stupid. It’s not my fault that you’re poor..
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