Zimbabwe has committed a staggering $25 million to upgrade the National Sports Stadium, a significant investment aimed at revamping the country’s premier sports facility. Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube revealed that $3.8 million has already been paid to contractors, with an additional $6.8 million contracted.

The massive investment is a welcome development for Zimbabwe’s sports fraternity, which has long suffered due to the stadium’s poor condition. The upgrade will enable the country to host international games, boosting national pride and revenue generation. The stadium’s renovation is also expected to create jobs and stimulate local economic growth.

The government’s commitment to funding the project is commendable, demonstrating its resolve to promote sports development in Zimbabwe. The engagement of private sector players to fund the renovations is also a positive step, leveraging resources and expertise to deliver a world-class facility.

As the renovation progresses, Zimbabweans eagerly await the transformed National Sports Stadium. With its rich sporting history and passionate fan base, the country deserves a stadium that meets international standards. The $25 million investment is a significant step towards achieving this goal, promising a brighter future for Zimbabwean sports.

Financial Breakdown:

– Total Cost: $25 million
– Paid to Contractors: $3.8 million
– Contracted Amount: $6.8 million