Playwright Aaron Chiundura-Moyo reported that con artists are demanding a portion of the financial gift and vehicle he received from businessman Wicknell Chivayo. The 71-year-old author stated that individuals are falsely claiming they facilitated his receipt of a Toyota Fortuner and 50,000 US dollars. He expressed that these opportunists are now pressuring him for cash, a development he finds shocking and unethical.
Chiundura-Moyo explained his plans for the money, noting that he invested 40,000 dollars and will use the remainder for professional studio equipment. He described the gift as a significant honor after his five-decade career, acknowledging the severe impact of piracy on his industry. He also mentioned his strong familial bonds, particularly with his brother Jonah Moyo, who joined him to celebrate the occasion.
Chiundura-Moyo explained his plans for the money, noting that he invested 40,000 dollars and will use the remainder for professional studio equipment. He described the gift as a significant honor after his five-decade career, acknowledging the severe impact of piracy on his industry. He also mentioned his strong familial bonds, particularly with his brother Jonah Moyo, who joined him to celebrate the occasion.
