Online Reporter
Zimpapers Sports Hub
DANHIKO Project has hailed their sponsors and partners following the successful hosting of the annual Danhiko Games in Msasa, recently.
The Games were graced by the Minister of Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture Anselem Sanyatwe who spelt that: “Let me extend my heartfelt congratulations to the Danhiko Project, whose visionary leadership and tireless efforts have brought us to this remarkable milestone.
“Thirty-five years of consistent dedication to empowering persons with disabilities through sport is no small feat. You have provided a platform where talent flourishes, where barriers are broken, and where every athlete is seen, heard and celebrated.”
Danhiko Project spokesperson Francisca Kumbemba said without sponsors and partners, the games wouldn’t be easy to put together.
“We are so grateful to our all-weather partners and sponsors. We have churned out international champions like Elliot Mujaji and others,” she said.
“Let me reiterate that partnering us in these games is something more than that. You would be giving a life to the disability community. Let me say thank you to those who partnered and sponsored us during the recent games.”
The sponsors and partners include:
Delta Corporation
Pick n Pay Msasa
Ministry of Sports, Recreation, Arts and Culture
Old Mutual Zimbabwe
Ministry of Public Service, Labour and Social Services
Ministry of Health and Child Care
Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services
Zimbabwe Republic Police
Ronney’s Hiring Service
Management Training Bureau
Sports and Recreation Commission
Tanganda Tea Company
Schweppes Zimbabwe
Warberry Investments
SkyView Logistics
Discovery Ambulances
Star FM
Doves Holdings
Ladies Circle Zimbabwe
Fidelity Life Assurance
Zimbabwe National Parks and Wildlife
Health Watch
Seke Teachers’ College
Bakers Inn Bread
Anointed Church of Christ
Irvines Zimbabwe
Greengrove Primary School
Embassy of France in Zimbabwe and Ambassador
Zimbabwe National Paralympic Committee
Zimbabwe Electricity and Distribution Company
“We would like to say, thank you to all of you for your generosity,” she added.
The Danhiko Games will be back again in 2026.
