WATCH LIVE: Wicknell owes millions to Harare Car dealers. October 19, 2026 * Wicknell Chivayo is described as announcing or pledging luxury gifts and cash while many deliveries/payments remained unsettled. Follow Politics * Police homicide unit: Pledged 10 bulletproof Toyota Fortuners, US$250,000 in protective equipment, and an iPhone 17 Pro Max; lawyers confirm none were delivered. * Announcements on the morning of "his death" (the excerpt does not clarify whose death): A 2026 Lexus GX 550, a 2026 Range Rover Sport, and cash for two lawyers - gifts were incomplete when he died. * Car dealers: Harare dealers report millions of dollars in unpaid balances for luxury vehicles already handed over under deferred-payment deals. * Johane Masowe church members: 15 members were promised 15 new Toyota Fortuners plus US$5,000 each; the cars were collected on 30 September but remain unpaid. * Alick Macheso's band: Received 10 Toyota Aquas, with 15 more promised as "fully paid"; this fits a pattern of announced gifts with unsettled supplier payments. * Jet-tracking screenshot: Dated 17 October 2026, ~17:42 UTC; shows a purple flight path from southern Africa near Mozambique/Zimbabwe north through DRC, Chad, Niger, and Libya, ending over France. * Caption by Jahman: "Lol Chivayo gulfstream on the move... They surely don't learn!" * Caption does not name a destination, but the graphic points to France. * Replies speculate the jet may be going "back to the owners." * Caveat: ADS-B tracking can have gaps, and private jets may use privacy features. * Key event listed: Chengetai Chiroodza, Chief Investment Officer at Wealth Access Investment Managers, as a speaker at the Zimbabwe Real Estate & Construction Summit 2026. * Other text: Fragmented/truncated sections include "Top Trending," "upon apprehension," "Africa," "Business Zimbabwe's," "Bloggers," "H," and "Notes," so they add no clear information. Buy Maps October 4, 2026 October 1, 2026

Wealth Access and Candescent partner to activate connected wealth intelligence for financial institutions. * 28 mins ago PR Newswire NASHVILLE, Tenn., April 30, 2026 Collaboration Helps Banks Unify Fragmented Data and Serve Clients Holistically to Reclaim Wealth Relationships Currently Being Lost to Competitors NASHVILLE, Tenn., April 30, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Wealth Access, the Connected Intelligence Platform that enables financial institutions to See As One, today announced a strategic partnership with Candescent, a leading Intelligent Banking platform serving more than 1,300 banks and credit unions. The partnership gives financial institutions a direct path to solve one of the most persistent and costly problems in retail banking: clients who bank with an institution for decades and still move their wealth somewhere else. Industry data highlights a clear opportunity for financial institutions. Research from the American Bankers Association found that while nearly 60% of U.S. households hold investment accounts, institutions capture only 4% of those accounts from their own customers. In many cases, this gap stems from fragmented data. Digital banking teams and wealth teams operate on separate systems, limiting visibility into the full client relationship. As a result, everyday digital interactions often lack the context needed to support timely, informed conversations that could strengthen long-term relationships. "Banks and credit unions have spent years investing in digital experiences that look great but don't know enough about the client to truly serve them," said David Benskin, Founder and CEO of Wealth Access. "The wealth opportunity sitting inside most banks' own customer bases is enormous, and most of it goes uncaptured because the teams and the data that could act on it are disconnected from the moment of engagement. What we're building with Candescent is the connection between those two things. When the digital channel finally sees the whole client, the conversation changes. And when the conversation changes, relationships deepen and revenue follows." Through this partnership, Wealth Access and Candescent will work together to support a more connected, insight-driven approach across the client experience. By aligning intelligence across banking and wealth relationships, institutions can create more relevant engagement, moving beyond one-size-fits-all campaigns toward interactions informed by a clearer understanding of each customer or member's financial picture. "Relationships are built through consistent, informed interactions over time," said Victoria Lubnik, Head of Partnerships at Wealth Access. "By partnering with Candescent, we're helping financial institutions bring greater insight into the digital banking experience, supporting more relevant engagement and stronger, long-term wealth relationships." About Wealth Access Wealth Access is the Connected Intelligence Platform for banks and credit unions and wealth management firms. The company unifies fragmented banking, wealth, and trust data into a single, trusted view, enabling institutions to connect systems, align teams, and serve clients with clarity. By delivering one source of truth across the enterprise, Wealth Access helps financial institutions deepen relationships, uncover growth opportunities, and operate more efficiently. Founded in Nashville, Tennessee, Wealth Access partners with leading financial institutions across the country to power more connected wealth experiences. For more information, visit www.wealthaccess.com. About Candescent Candescent is defining the era of Intelligent Banking for banks and credit unions. Through its cloud-native Intelligent Banking Platform, Candescent enables institutions to unify data, channels, and real-time intelligence to deliver differentiated experiences, accelerate growth, and deepen customer and member relationships across account opening, consumer and business banking, and digital and branch experiences. Candescent serves more than 1,300 banks and credit unions representing over 30 million registered users. For more information, visit www.candescent.com. SOURCE Wealth Access