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US$25 Million Committed to Munhumutapa Challenge Cup Over Five Years

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A total of US$25 million has been allocated to the Munhumutapa Challenge Cup over the next five years, with US$5 million per year set aside to support men’s, women’s, junior (U14 & U16), 5-A-Side, and beach football competitions.

Speaking at the tournament launch, Emmerson Mnangagwa emphasised inclusivity, saying: “No province, no district, no talent must be left behind.”

He welcomed the joint efforts between the Ministry of Sport, the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education, and ZIFA, noting that the collaboration will strengthen football within the education system.

“The inclusion of women’s football is crucial,” the President added, highlighting that the initiative will give girls in both rural and urban areas equal opportunities to develop their talents.

He encouraged the tournament to serve as a bridge connecting villages to cities and wished the Munhumutapa Challenge Cup every success in its mission to nurture football talent nationwide.

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