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IN response to ‘My philanthropic work was prophesied: Chivayo, TENDAYI MUCHINERIPI says: There is a big difference between philanthropy and dishing out cars to people who support a certain political party. Let it be clear that Wicknell Chivayo’s actions are far from being philanthropy. And you call him a businessman. What a joke!

NQOBILE N DUBE says: Do you call that philanthropic work? I beg to differ. Philanthropic work changes lives and brings hope to the poor.

MAURICE DUNDU says: Congratulations to those who received. However, giving makes better moral sense when it is done to the needy. When it further widens the rich and poor gap, it is an insult to the poor.

IN response to I’ll be the first Zim billionaire under 45: Chivayo, DEE GEE says: True keep it up Sir, your dream is just right there at your finger tips and God has already answered your prayer.

ISAAC GUMEDE says: Where is Wicknell Chivayo getting all the money, something is really wrong because his source of money is not even known and to make matters worse no investigations and auditing is being done by those in authority.

TENDAI ADAMS says: Billionaires cheat their way to riches by not paying taxes, paying little salaries, overcharging customers or cheating the government in tenderpreneurship overcharging taxpayers for work they don't do. The poor people are suffering.

CHRISTOPHER NDLOVU says: The ambition to become a billionaire won’t be achieved because of poor financial management and being reckless with money which cannot build good savings.

JABULANI PILIME says: I hope he opens agricultural equipment manufacturing factories and also venture into serious commercial farming. I think that will do greater good to more people since more jobs will be created.