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DISASTER6d agoBillionaire Wicknell Chivayo and his wife died along with three other fatalities in a helicopter accident in ZimbabweThe 43-year-old Zimbabwean magnate was traveling with 35-year-old Lucy Muteke in the crashed aircraft. On social media, he called himself "Sir Wicknell" and was known for his exorbitant wealth.Clarín
DISASTEROct 1Mixed reactions after prominent Zimbabwe businessman dies in helicopter crashWicknell Chivayo was one of the most recognisable faces of a class of conspicuously wealthy entrepreneurs with ties to the ruling partyAfricanews [en]
DISASTEROct 1Zimbabwe probes helicopter crash that killed tycoon ChivayoWicknell Chivayo, a tycoon close to the ruling ZANU-PF party known for his extravagant displays of wealth, and his wife Lucy Muteke were among the victims, family spokesperson Herbert Chivayo confirmed to ZBCAfricanews [en]
DISASTEROct 1Zimbabwe tycoon Wicknell Chivayo dies in helicopter crashZimbabwe's President Emmerson Mnangagwa has confirmed the death of businessman Wicknell Chivayo and his wife in a helicopter crash, calling the high-rollers with a lavish lifestyle "consummately philanthropic."DW News [en]
DISASTEROct 1Zimbabwe businessman Wicknell Chivayo and wife killed in helicopter crashPolice confirmed in a short statement on X that the helicopter was carrying six occupants but could not immediately confirm the identities of the victims.Africanews [en]
DISASTERBREAKINGOct 1Zimbabwe tycoon Wicknell Chivayo and wife killed in helicopter crashBBC World
DISASTERSep 29Zimbabwe : Kariba Residents Drag Govt to Court Over Ferry Crisis After 97 Die in Mbuya Nehanda Disasterallafrica.com · Nigeria
DISASTERSep 17Zimbabwe farmers brace for El Niño by saving waterSome communities in Zimbabwe are adopting water-saving techniques such as aquaponics and rainwater harvesting to protect crops as the country braces for El Niño-driven drought. Sharon Mazingaizo has this report.France 24 [en]