@mats56455@edmnangagwa@gen_cchiwenga Pfutseki mdhala you once said there's no crisis in Zimbabwe, so what have you seen now. You are always against the will of the mass of Zimbabwe. Now you want to spoil things. If they fight let it be. Your friend has messed up big time while you watch and did nothing. Leave them
Zanupf people think we don't see what they do,just when Geza died they were celebrating. Now one of their own died, they now claim we must have Ubuntu. They now claim we are supposed to cry no,i can't drop crocodile tiers.
Please help me. I need your help to address this matter. On 24 July 2026, I borrowed US$500, which I was supposed to pay back as US$650 after 30 days because he said he charges 30% interest.
The person I borrowed from owns a car sales business in Harare. He accepts vehicles as collateral and requires you to sign an affidavit, an agreement of motor vehicle sale, and other car ownership documents before he hands you the cash.
In this case, I used my BMW 320i as collateral because I urgently needed the money. I only managed to raise the money after 33 days instead of the agreed 30 days.
When I went back to pay, the man changed the story and said I was now owing him US$3,900. He explained that the amount was doubling each day because I had delayed by three days. He refused to accept the US$700 I had offered him, despite this being completely different from our initial agreement.
He has also moved the car and parked it at an unknown location. I have attached the agreement of sale, with sensitive information covered.
I really need advice on how I can resolve this matter. Any help would be greatly appreciated.