'I won't be like 'Ca$hbert Dube,' says Chiyangwa

Businessman, Philip Chiyangwa, says he is very different from Cuthbert Dube who loaned Zifa money.

He said whatever he gives to Zifa will always be donations.   "The difference between me and (Cuthbert) Dube is that I give donations, not loans. I do not give money and then come back and say that it was a loan. No.

He went on, "The other difference is that Dube was an employee and I am an employer. I do not need to seek permission to anyone in order for me to attend to Zifa business. That is one major difference between me and the other prospective candidates.

"When I do something I do it will all my heart, soul and mind. I have been in sport for a long time and my record speaks for itself. In any case, I am undertaking national duty. There is not going to a better candidate better than me.   "Zifa was being run by people who appear like criminals and that should stop. I have sponsored football before and I am already sponsoring it right now. If I had not given the Warriors the $10 000 they needed it could have been a crisis.

"Why then would some people wait to criticise me on the basis that I am donating to football? No one has the right to tell me how to use my money and even if I decide to give to it Zifa councillors, it is my money. Ndezvavo here? Ndeyangu. Ndinayo mari yacho. Ndakabvira kare ndichizviita," fumed the Harare businessman.