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Controversial businessman and ZANU PF benefactor Wicknell Chivayo has donated US$1 million to the Zion Christian Church (ZCC).
According to <a href="https://www.zimlive.com/chivayo-donates-us1-million-to-zanu-pf-associated-zion-christian-church/">The Herald</a>, Chivayo donated the cash during the church’s Easter Passover festival at Mbungo Estates in Bikita district, Masvingo Province where President Mnangagwa was the guest of honour.
ZCC leader Bishop Nehemiah Mutendi, who has publicly vowed the church’s support for President Emmerson Mnangagwa and the ruling ZANU PF, announced the donation. He said:
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There is this young businessman, Chivayo, who is doing great work. He donated some money to our church. It is a six-zero figure, US$1 million. We are quite happy as a church and that is a show of love and kindness.
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Chivayo, who was part of the dignitaries that attended the annual event where more than 150 000 pilgrims drawn from Zimbabwe and 18 other countries were gathered, said:
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My small donation to the Church was largely inspired by the philanthropic work that the Church is mostly passionate about. Whenever an act of love is selflessly demonstrated, I easily associate with and promote it.
More importantly, ZCC is a church that has consistently illustrated its unwavering love for Zimbabwe’s development by regularly praying for its leadership.
His Grace, Bishop Mutendi, is the founder and patron of the Zimbabwe Indigenous Interdenominational Council of Churches which on many occasions carried out night vigils at State House praying for wisdom and knowledge upon our leaders in Government, under the visionary leadership of H.E President E.D. Mnangagwa.
This interdenominational council of churches has also advocated for socio-economic upliftment of indigenous people which is an act of compassion that deserves full recognition and financial support, particularly from the private sector.
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Chivayo’s donation to ZCC aligns with his mission to support groups and individuals closely linked to ZANU PF.
Prior to the August 2023 elections, Mutendi urged the church’s followers to vote for Mnangagwa during a gathering commemorating the death of the church’s founder, Reverend Samuel Mutendi, in Defe Dopota, Gokwe South.
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Chivayo Donates US$1 Million To Zion Christian Church

MDC president Nelson Chamisa on Thursday morning revealed why he refused to meet President Emmerson Mnangagwa together with other opposition leaders at State House on Wednesday.
While addressing a breakfast prayer meeting organised by churches that are seeking divine intervention to ease challenges facing the country in Harare today, Chamisa said:
<blockquote>We can’t have a dialogue when other people are in prison on the account of politics …when others are mourning their loved ones…</blockquote>
Addressing the same gathering, Zion Christian Church (ZCC) Bishop Nehemiah Mutendi has urged Chamisa and ZANU PF leader Emmerson Mnangagwa to emulate the late MDC leader Morgan Tsvangirai and former president Robert Mugabe. The duo agreed to dialogue under the mediation of the Southern African Development Community 2008. Said Mutendi:
<blockquote>We must follow the examples of our predecessors. During the difficult period in our country, Dr Joshua Nkomo sought peace and our Former President Robert Mugabe sat down with Nkomo and they talked peace.
Tsvangirai made peace with Mugabe and he did not consider it humiliation but he did it for peace. When Mugabe made peace President Mnangagwa was his right-hand man when Tsvangirai made peace Chamisa was his right-hand man so why can’t it happen now?</blockquote>
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In an interview with The Herald on the sidelines of the ZCC Defe Dopota Holy Land 42nd commemoration of the passing on of church founder Reverend Samuel Mutendi in Gokwe North yesterday, church leader Nehemiah Mutendi said people should not die for politics.
He said the current political situation over the July 30 harmonised elections outcome was only delaying socio-economic growth. Said Mutendi:
<blockquote>Yes, people died for this country (during the liberation struggle) and it’s different from dying for a seat in Parliament. That’s not a hero’s death. As they say the politics is a dirty game, let the politicians do their dirty work. The Constitution is there, why quarrel? Quarrelling delays progress.</blockquote>
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