Sir Wicknell Gifts Oscar Pambuka a 2025 Fortuner & $10k - Everyone Deserves a Second Chance

"The News at Eight, Read by Oscar Pambuka": A Legend's Redemption Rewarded

Beneficiary: Oscar Pambuka | Benefactor: Sir Wicknell Chivayo | Gift: 2025 Toyota Fortuner + $10k

Written By: Oudney Patsika, the Editorial Strategist at Sona Headlines
Master Steward at Leaders Mandate AND Editor-in-Chief & Vision Architect at Polaris SuperBrands

"Everyone deserves a second chance." With these profound words, businessman Sir Wicknell Chivayo has extended a massive hand of support to former broadcaster Oscar Pambuka. Acknowledging Pambuka's painful battle with addiction, his conviction, and his courageous rehabilitation, Chivayo has gifted him a brand-new 2025 Toyota Fortuner 4x4 and USD $10,000 in cash.

Sir Wicknell Gifts Oscar Pambuka
From the prison cell to the driver's seat: A testament to the power of rehabilitation.

This gesture is not just about material wealth; it is a recognition of Pambuka's pivot from a "painful episode" of substance abuse to becoming an advocate for a drug-free society, aligning with the national efforts led by the President and the First Lady.

The Courage to Change and Choose a Better Future

"Mistakes were made, but change is possible."

Sir Wicknell recalled the days when Pambuka was the "FACE of national television," defining journalistic perfection. However, addiction dragged him into a painful chapter involving conviction, job loss, and a prison sentence. It seemed like the end.

Instead of hiding, Pambuka accepted his shortcomings. Chivayo saluted him for undergoing rehabilitation by the Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services. "It takes REAL COURAGE for a person to accept their flaws... and commit to change," Chivayo noted.

The Reward for Reform: Growth, Stability, and Progress

In recognition of his extraordinary life story, Pambuka has been gifted a brand-new 2025 Toyota Fortuner 4x4. The vehicle has been fully paid for and is ready for collection at Exquisite Car Dealership.

To ensure the new ride stays moving, Sir Wicknell added a "small Christmas gift" of USD 10,000 in cash for fuel and festive celebrations.

Raising a Powerful Voice Against Drug Abuse

Pambuka has transformed his pain into purpose. He now uses his own experience to warn the youth about the dangers of substance abuse. Wicknell applauded him for being a "MOUTHPIECE which has seen it all and can boldly say NO TO DRUGS."

The businessman highlighted that Pambuka's new path aligns with the "Clarion Call by His Excellency the President" and the efforts of the First Lady through the Angel of Hope Foundation to fight the drug scourge.

Waiting for the News at 8

"Zimbabwe looks forward to the day we once again hear, 'THE NEWS AT 8, READ BY OSCAR PAMBUKA.'"

Congratulations, Oscar. Your journey proves that rehabilitation works and that a second chance is always within reach for those brave enough to change.


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