President Mnangagwa’s Spokesperson George Charamba Speaks On The Wicknell Chivayo Leaked Audios

President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s spokesperson George Charamba has spoken on the viral Wicknell Chivayo saga.

The Explosive Revelation

Since Monday, Wicknell Chivayo has been on everyone’s lips. An audio leaked in which he pompously declared that the President and the system were in his pocket.

He claimed that he now has a father-son relationship with President Mnangagwa, so much so that before he departed for the Italy-Africa Summit, he gave him directions on what to do in his absence.

Chivayo claimed he is now 20 times richer since August 2023, owing to the US$40 million Zimbabwe Electoral Commision tender. He was also eying a contract from the Zimbabwe Republic Police and another from the immigration department.

Another audio leaked yesterday, in which Chivayo said they had received a US$1 million payment.

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Scott was going to get US$350 000; himself US$150 000; Moses Mpofu US$150 000; Mike Chimombe US$150 000; Moms vaya (ZEC chairperson Priscilla Chigumba) US$100 000, and DG (the state security agency, Central Intelligence Organisation ‘CIO’ Director-General Issac Moyo) US$100 000.

President Mnangagwa’s Spokesperson George Charamba Speaks On The Wicknell Chivayo Leaked Audios

After seeing much chatter online, President Mnangagwa’s spokesperson, George Charamba, added his opinion to the drama. He accused Wicknell of namedropping:

“WHAT INSANITY: You have business partners who dribble one another. In the ensuing fallout, one of them allegedly name-drops in order to scare away the rest. I am supposed to be exercised by such a bald form of self-defense through name-dropping on the part of a party to the dispute?

“The offensive name-dropping automatically indicts the President and Government? Claims don’t become true because they have been made. Or because some detractors of His Excellency the President, Dr ED Mnangagwa, in chorus form, wish them to be so.”

Charamba also commented on the Starlink deal, saying:

“As for Starlink, aaaah, nothing couldn’t be more absurd. Starlink is not a govt parastatal. Who it goes into partnership with is its business. Unless one is beside oneself, one cannot cite CDE Chivhayo’s deal with Starlink – whatever it is or amounts to – as evidence that he is being favoured in the award and issuance of Government tenders.

“There is no Government in Starlink; there is no Govt tender either! His Excellency the President merely announced the Government’s authorization of the service after positive recommendations from a Cabinet Committee set up to advise the Government on the prudence or otherwise of allowing the satellite service in the country.”

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