Video of Wicknell Chivayo on President Mnangagwa's 2030 Agenda Resurfaces After Billionaire's Death

• A video of Wicknell Chivayo singing about Zimbabwe's 2030 agenda inside a Rolls-Royce resurfaced after his death
• The clip, originally posted in 2025, showed Chivayo in a playful, meme-style selfie video referencing President Mnangagwa's vision
• Viewers flooded the comment section with reactions after news of Wicknell Chivayo's death broke

A video of Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivayo has gone viral again, but this time for a heartbreaking reason. The clip, originally filmed in 2025, resurfaced online after news broke of Chivayo's death, drawing thousands of viewers back to what is now a haunting piece of footage.

In the selfie-style video, Chivayo sat inside a Rolls-Royce, identifiable by the iconic "RR" logo on the headrests, singing about President Emmerson Mnangagwa's 2030 vision for Zimbabwe. His tone was casual and playful, the kind of content that spreads quickly on social media. The phrase "23 day Amazon, 23 day Baba" was repeated throughout, a reference to what many interpreted as Zimbabwe's development agenda under Mnangagwa.

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The video, posted by TikTok user @ch.mukungunugwa, had already attracted attention when it first circulated. But after reports of Chivayo's death, the comment section transformed into something far more sombre. Users who had once laughed at the clip returned to reflect on the man in it, and many noted the painful irony of someone singing about a future he would never see. Watch the video that resurfaced after Chivayo's death below:

Viewers react to Chivayo's death

Thousands of comments poured in as the video spread. Viewers were candid about what they felt:

@Humba makhombe2018 said:

"Hw will see 2030 with Gabriel, in heaven."

@Abel Moogi shared:

"I'm here after news of the helicopter crash 💔 not good. Losing a soul 😡"

@Trap th-daa_nda reflected:

"Once upon a time there was this man called Chivayo 🥺"

Briefly News stories about Wicknell Chivayo's family

• In a resurfaced interview, the late businessman reflected on his humble beginnings, recounting his days as a wages clerk at a bus company and hustling as an informal foreign currency trader on the streets of Harare.
• A viral throwback clip showed the late businessman sharing a warm, playful moment inside a Rolls-Royce with his young children, joking about school runs, homework, and family holidays.
• An archived video captured the emotional moment the late Zimbabwean tycoon Wicknell Chivayo surprised his wife, Lucy "Lulu" Muteke, with a high-end Lamborghini at a car dealership showroom.

Source: Briefly News