I will share the money — Karen

Karen said if she won the money she would “make sure Bernadina and Mumba are sorted”, before sharing the remaining half with a charity organisation dedicated to the disease that her father succumbed to. She said she hasn’t shared her plans with the Housemates because she knew none of them would believe her.

With her money, Kim said she would help her parents start a school they have always dreamt of since they retired. With the remainder of the money, she said she would start House of Kim: a range of beauty products.
When asked who she would like to face in the final week, Millicent told Big Brother she would rather compete for the ultimate prize with the strongest possible Housemates, because “the harder the battle, the sweeter the victory”.

Vina justified her decision to save her country mate, Karen, and replace her with Lomwe, by saying she knows the Malawian would take it in his stride.
She also believed that the voting public will save him and ensure he goes to the final week for a shot at US$200 000.Vimbai could not make it into the Chat Room as she had to take her imaginary friend, Prada, to a vet to receive medical attention.

Her alter ego, Ambivalence, attended the Chat Session on Vimbai’s behalf and spoke about her in third person. Ambivalence sat on the floor as a sign of respect to Big Brother and said she knew Vimbai would spend the money on clothes and maybe start a business.To conclude their Chat Sessions, Housemates had to tell Big Brother who they thought the biggest cry baby in the House was. Almost all Housemates agreed that Kim easily shed tears, even for reasons they did not comprehend.

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