“You’re the GOAT!” Chivayo showers Jah Prayzah with Range Rover & US$150k!

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IT’S RAINING CASH AND CARS FOR JAH PRAYZAH!

After setting Harare on fire with the Ndini Mukudzeyi album launch, music megastar Jah Prayzah got the ultimate “thank you” from flamboyant businessman Wicknell Chivayo — a brand-new 2025 Range Rover Autobiography and US$150 000 in hard cash!

Thousands had already packed Old Hararians Sports Club to witness a launch fit for royalty, but it’s the after-party bank alert that’s now got tongues wagging.

In a gushing online tribute, Chivayo declared Jah Prayzah the “GOAT” (Greatest of All Time), praising the crooner for uniting Zimbabwe through his powerful blend of tradition and modern sound.
“There can only be one master of the craft… You have proven beyond doubt that you are the greatest of our time,” said Chivayo, before confirming he’d fully paid for the luxury SUV at Exquisite Motors.
“This is just a small token of my gratitude,” he added, revealing the artist would also receive US$150 000 in appreciation for flying the Zimbabwean flag high.

The man of the moment, born Mukudzeyi Mukombe, was all smiles as he collected his flashy new ride — complete with all the bells, whistles, and bragging rights.
“Ndini Mukudzeyi,” he said with a grin, and now, he’s not just being called by name… he’s driving it like a boss.

From Ndinotsvaga Mariah to Kutonga Kwaro, the star’s rise has been meteoric. And with Chivayo’s latest “blessings”, Jah Prayzah’s legacy just hit a whole new gear.

Talk of music meeting money, and both showing up in style!

 

 

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