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Dealers pressure musician Sugar Sugar to return his 4x4 in Zimbabwe

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Zimbabwean musician Taruvinga “Sugar Sugar” Manjokota is facing pressure from car dealers seeking to recover the Toyota Fortuner gifted to him by the late businessman Wicknell Chivayo. The detailed account is reserved for Daily News subscribers, which presents the matter as a dispute over the gifted vehicle.

Car dealers are pressuring Zimbabwean musician Taruvinga “Sugar Sugar” Manjokota to return a Toyota Fortuner he received as a gift from the late businessman Wicknell Chivayo, the Daily News reports. The singer, buoyed by the success of his song “Modododo”, confirmed that he is at the centre of the controversy.

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