Business Card of John Panonetsa Mangudya Former RBZ Governor Discovered in Marcus Rashford’s Destroyed Rolls-Royce
Following rumours that former Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor Dr. John Panonetsa Mangudya’s business card was found in the wreckage of Manchester United Football Club forward Marcus Rashford’s Rolls Royce, the internet community is rife with conjecture.
The incident was made public via a video that Leicester-based content creator Mat Armstrong, who is renowned for repairing wrecked supercars, uploaded to YouTube.
Armstrong’s restoration of Rashford’s Mansory Rolls-Royce Wraith, which he bought for £184,000., is shown in the video.
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Rashford was driving the customised Mansory Black Badge Wraith when it got involved in an accident that left its left side severely damaged. Armstrong spent £90,000 on another Rolls-Royce to help with the restoration even though the £700,000 vehicle only had 1,000 miles on it.
An unexpected twist to the tale was Armstrong’s purported discovery of Dr. Mangudya business card in the back of the spare parts car during restoration.
The Mansory Black Badge Wraith has been successfully repaired after many hours of laborious work, while minor details still need to be addressed.
An interesting twist to the story is the amusing responses and conjecture that Zimbabweans on X (formerly Twitter) have been having in response to the finding of Dr. Mangudya’s business card.
