ZAR 837 000 South African rand while other's believed the amount to exceed R2 000 000 South African rand and was incarcerated at Chikurubi Prison, a maximum security prison in Zimbabwe. In December 2017 Chivayo was arrested over a $5 million United States dollar ZESA contract. Zimbabwean politics Chivayo questioned Nelson Chamisa’s claim at a Movement for Democratic Change – Tsvangirai rally that Zimbabwe will have bullet trains. Grace Mugabe, Zimbabwe's former first lady is believed to be associated with Chivayo. Energy Sector Workers Union of Zimbabwe accused the Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC) of providing funds to Chivayo and Grace Mugabe. Chivayo apologised to former higher education minister Jonathan Moyo and offered to donate education material worth $50 000 to a Tsholotsho District school of his choice, a development that was likely viewed as support to the Generation 40 (G40) faction of ZANU–PF. Personal life In 2017 Chivayo married Sonja Madzikanda and it was reported that a bride price of USD$50 000 was paid. Popular international artist Oliver Mtukudzi serenaded guests at Chivayo's wedding. In 2018 Chivayo made news for publishing his son's (John Chenjera-Chivayo) DNA test results to prove that the child was his son. References living people 1982 births Zimbabwean businesspeople