Makalamba

It's never too late for bambo to turn the tide age is just a number he can change his fortune 

Nkosi Ntini

What about mhomho yese iya inomisa malifts to and from various places. Vakatadza kuronga here? 

Faith

Kutsvaga lift uchienda kwauri kuenda hazvirevi kuti hauna mota or uri rombe. Simple

Raymond Gunda

Here in the western world  even managers and managing directors engineers only to mention a few they leave their cars at home and and use trams trains and buses. Using public transport is not a sign of poverty thats a shallow thought

urimbo..ko wanzwa munhu akaita kamotor ke 2000usd okatengesa 3ks otenga imwe ye2.8ks otonzi anofana kuita imba ndekup kune imba ye 3000usd kwaunoziva dnt compate a house nezvinhu zvisina basa

Anonymous

What is a car? Sadly in Zim it's an extension of ones ego. Mota is for convenience. Harare is over populated with unroad worthy vehicles and incompetent drivers just so people can puff their chests. Leave Bambo alone and focus on more important things. Vamwe hamuna dzimba muchingochinja mota zvisina direction. Hitch hiking is also convenient at times. Ziva zvako.

Nkust 

Yaa I like the comments they're quite encouraging and shows maturity on the part of the citizenry 

Crocodile 

Hiking doesn't mean someone is broke also Bambo played football long ago chero iri investment muzimbabwe unongopedzisira wabroker neconomy yedu yakadhakwa iyi

Doug

If it is truly Bambo Moses Chunga, he is NOT the only one who made money and it just disappeared

Most of the money people made and saved a few years ago, including lifetime savings and pensions got wiped out by the financial system and collapsing banks. If it is truly Bambo Moses Chunga, he is the only one who made money and it just disappeared, almost all pensioners are in the same boat, wallowing in poverty because what they saved for a comfortable life after retirement was wiped off!

Teacher

Isu totofamba netsoka .He is Lucky zvake kumisa maLifts..

Mthuli N

vamve vedu vanoda kuita zvePride isina kana basa...kunyepedzera kuva rich munhu asina chaanacho..how can someone conclude that one is financially insolvent just cos amisa lift.

Soviet Union Leader

saka ukaita 2 tumaHonda fit unemari here? mamwe maComments so....

hauna chinhu munun'una une ka Small and Medium Enterprises(SMEs)  kemushikashika

Timy uridofi hindafit inoita 2ks usd tumushika shika twako tuviri its 4ks usd iyo isalary yandaipihwa ne Twin association of Botswana when i was a cinsultant uri**** Tim ukaita 4ks wotozviti urimbinga

Timy

Ini ndine tuma Honda Fit twangu 2 tutori paroad kutaura kuno but as l type nditori muZUPCO getting into town. So hitch-hiking doesn't mean ari kutambura.

Tio4

One wonders indeed. Did he fail to provide for his family ?, anzi arikumisirei ma lifts kkkkk ko kana mota yake yafa otoregedza kuyenda kuma lifts ?. At least he is down to earth and hatina kunzwa kuti hee anezvikwereti nanhingi waarikutadza kubhadhara trying to impress people 

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Kukwira lift kuenda kumba inhamo here kkkk

A picture of football legend Moses Chunga hitchhiking has sparked debate on the welfare of former footballers.
Arguably, the majority of footballers including those who played in foreign countries, spend the rest of their lives in poverty after hanging up their boots.
Bambo, as Chunga is affectionately known, is rated among Zimbabwe’s greatest former footballers and managers.
Chunga was spotted flagging down lifts at an unknown location, and the picture, which has gone viral on social media, has evoked sad emotions.
Some commentators have blamed the government’s unwise economic policies for Bambo’s “predicament” while others have accused Chunga of failing to plan for his future when he was playing football in Belgium.
Here are some of the comments on the photo of Chunga hitchhiking that was shared on Facebook by <a href="https://www.facebook.com/100064054903356/posts/493910516087441/?app=fbl">Lighthouse News Zimbabwe:</a>
Josephy Nyanyirayi: There is no reward for an honest man in Zimbabwe. Bambo if this is true I can only tell those that don’t know him that he did well to work for his family from his football days to owning one in the Premier League, but the country failed him. For those who are in business truth be told…. the environment is harsh. Poor governance at gvt level will erode all your hard work. If I as a Zimbabwean does not feel confident about my economy what about the so-called investors? Keep dreaming.
Shadreck Anesuishe Suluma: Catching a lift is it a sign of poverty? With such thoughts, we will never remove ZANU PF.
Phillip Matululu Nyahoda: Bambo played his part as a great footballer, it would be naive to assume if he is facing challenges the fault is his. How many times do we plan and our plans fall through? That Bambo is not begging at anyone’s house, means he is managing, not being mobile is not an indicator of suffering. If he has a house, has sent his children to get an education eats what he can afford he is doing well snd good under the current environment.
Trevor Munhundiripo: I don’t know why we always blame the government, sometimes you need to invest and spend wisely, there are a lot of people out there working very hard earning mari shoma than yema footballers but they are succeeding varikutovaka dzimba and doing businesses isu tichingoti hurumende.
Naphtal Berman: Moses Chunga was a good footballer he even plied his trade overseas with proper planning and investing and taking care of his money he should be living at least comfortably and by the way, it doesn’t mean that when one catches a lift it means he is suffering.
Trevor Machanja: This is an example of how demons in Politicians have choked all potential &amp; talent in the country, it only seeks poverty &amp; suffering in people. Sports, entertainment, health, education, and infrastructure, just to name a few etc, all are destroyed by selfish leaders. It’s like suicide on ourselves.
Patrick Phiri: Most Zimbabwean footballers messed up their lives themselves when they are playing football and earning a lot of money they also earn a lot of women changing from one woman to another not knowing that anything can happen at any time look at a man who went to Belgium to play his football there and earned a lot of money can’t even afford a Honda Fit shame it is a big lesson to all of us who are working today please try your best to save in case.
A year ago, <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/peter-ndlovu-misses-out-on-us120-000-house-gift-from-sakunda/">Chunga and another football icon Madinda Ndlovu were given houses worth US$90 000 each by Sakunda Holdings.</a>
Sakunda also gifted a house worth US$120 000 to the late football icon George Shaya’s family.

Pindula News

Picture Of Moses Chunga Hitchhiking Sparks Debate On Social Media

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