Government fully behind Sport and Recreation club system

Tadious Manyepo in MURAMBINDA

GOVERNMENT has committed to increase support to the Sport and Recreation Commission Club system, which is now in full throttle across the country, following its launch a few years ago.

Officiating at the 44th anniversary of Independence at Uhera Stadium, Murambinda B High School yesterday, President Mnangagwa said Government will be increasing support to sport and recreation across all ages nationwide.

The Sport and Recreation Club system is meant to tap raw talent from all communities including the marginalised areas across the country.

It was introduced recently with the aim of enhancing participation across all age groups and ultimately improve sport performance at national and international level.

It is already bearing fruit and President Mnangagwa has hailed the athletes for their commitment.

“Fellow Zimbabweans, Independence opened an array of opportunities for our young people to showcase their talent in sport, recreation, arts and culture,” President Mnangagwa said.

“It is, therefore, commendable that Zimbabweans are participating with distinction, in various regional, continental and international events, which essentially enhances our national brand.

“Through the implementation of the Community Sport and Recreation Club system, we are increasing support to sport and recreation across all ages.”

President Mnangagwa said everyone should participate in sport and it was prudent for communities to ensure that youths shun societal malpractices including drug and substance abuse.

“I urge communities and institutions to play their part in the fight against drug and substance abuse. We all have a duty to protect our freedom, Independence and sovereignty by deliberately protecting the young people of our great country,” said President Mnangagwa.

 

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