Self Charging Car that generates Eletricity

A Zimbabwean inventor named Songolani Chikumbuso has developed a revolutionary vehicle technology that uses radio frequencies to power cars and a motorcycle. The technology, called the Microsonic Energy Device, violates traditional laws of physics and has faced challenges in getting patented. Chikumbuso was previously poisoned in the U.S. for his work. Now, the Zimbabwean president has invited Chikumbuso back to Zimbabwe to launch the vehicles, which are claimed to be the first of their kind in the world, with no fuel or electricity required, and able to power homes as well as provide high performanceA Zimbabwean inventor named Songolani Chikumbuso has developed a revolutionary vehicle technology that uses radio frequencies to power cars and a motorcycle. The technology, called the Microsonic Energy Device, violates traditional laws of physics and has faced challenges in getting patented. Chikumbuso was previously poisoned in the U.S. for his work. Now, the Zimbabwean president has invited Chikumbuso back to Zimbabwe to launch the vehicles, which are claimed to be the first of their kind in the world, with no fuel or electricity required, and able to power homes as well as provide high performanceA Zimbabwean inventor named Songolani Chikumbuso has developed a revolutionary vehicle technology that uses radio frequencies to power cars and a motorcycle. The technology, called the Microsonic Energy Device, violates traditional laws of physics and has faced challenges in getting patented. Chikumbuso was previously poisoned in the U.S. for his work.