Kapfupi Begs Wicknell Chivayo for Another Car After Losing Gifted Vehicle in an Accident
Zimbabwean comedian Freddy Manjalima, popularly known as Kapfupi has come out to beg for a car from flamboyant businessman Wicknell Chivayo.
Kapfupi, who previously received a Toyota Aqua from Chivayo in 2024, is now pleading for another vehicle.
His appeal comes after the vehicle he was gifted was written off in a car accident in December 2024.
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Kapfupi Thanks Wicknell for Life-Changing Gift, Opens Up About Car Accident
Taking to Facebook, Kapfupi started off by thanking Wicknell Chivayo for previously gifting him a car, describing it as a crucial tool that helped him travel to work and provide for his family. Kapfupi thanked God for Chivayo’s generosity, calling him a blessing to the people.
However, he also revealed that misfortune struck on 23 December last year when he was involved in an accident that left his car completely beyond repair.
“Dear Sir Wicknell chekutanga ndinotenda Mwarii akatipa imii pasi pano ndini mwana wenyu Freddy manjalima kapfupi ndinotenda nemudziyo wamakandipa baba makabatsira zvikuru uye raiwa badza rekuti ndiwane kusakura uye ndiwane kufambisa kuenda kumabasa kuti mhuri dzirarame asi mhepowo dzekumusha kwatinobva dzisingade kuona chakanaka pamwana washe dzakapindira ndikasangana netsaona Mota ikadhumwa ikaita beyond repair musiwa 23 December last year.”
Kapfupi Pleads for a Car
Kapfupi made an emotional plea to businessman Wicknell Chivayo to gift him another car, saying he no longer has reliable means of transport.
In a heartfelt message, Kapfupi used a Shona proverb—“mwana asingacheme anofira mumbereko” (a child who doesn’t cry dies in the cradle)—to express his desperation as he begged for a car. He argued that he can’t go back to boarding public transport (kombis) when Wicknell is there.
“BABA zvinonzi mwana asingacheme anofira mumbereko ini ndachemawo kwamuri zvakare Baba kuti handisisina chekufambisa Baba mwana wenyu ndinga kwirawo makombi futi muripo here Baba ndinowimba message yangu inosvika kwamuri Baba wicknell chivhayo ndatenda.🙏🙏”
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