Multichoice explain prize money delay

Thursday, September 08, 2011

Multichoice Zimbabwe have explained delays in releasing 2011 Big Brother Africa Amplified (BBAA) co-winner Wendall Parson's prize money for winning the reality television show.

Parson told reporters in Zimbabwe that he had not received his money by Tuesday when asked what he had done with the US$200, 000 (P1.3 million).

The company's head of Marketing and Communications, Gerald Chinogara revealed that Parson had no bank account in Zimbabwe, hence the delay.

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