Bulawayo, Zimbabwe — The President’s Golf Cup is increasingly being recognised as a symbol of Zimbabwe’s Vision 2030 ambitions, blending sport, economic growth and national identity.
Minister Anselem Nhamo Sanyatwe praised the tournament’s organisers and stakeholders.
“We commend everyone involved. This event must continue as part of our national development strategy,” he said.
NetOne CEO Engineer Raphael Mushanawani described the tournament as a strategic platform.
“It reflects Zimbabwe’s progress and supports economic growth through tourism and digital engagement,” he said.
He said the event strengthens Zimbabwe’s global brand.
Africa Golf Federation President Gift Omolo applauded the initiative.
“This is a successful event supported by Government and corporates. Zimbabwe has great potential in golf tourism,” he said.
Omolo urged authorities to adopt global best practices.
“We must learn from countries like Morocco to fully exploit this sector,” he said.
Minister Sanyatwe concluded with a call for inclusivity.
“Promoting rural golf will ensure no talent is left behind while contributing to economic development,” he said.
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