Financial services group FBC Holdings are sponsoring the Elephant Hills golf tournament which tees off in Victoria Falls today.
It is the third consecutive year that FBC Holdings have partnered Elephant Hills Resort for this two-day golf event.
FBC Holdings are no strangers to supporting local golf events as they were the title sponsors of the Zimbabwe Open Golf Tournament when it made a grand return on the local sporting calendar last year following a three-year hiatus
“It gives me abundant joy and immense pleasure to articulate that FBC Holdings is sponsoring the FBC Elephant Hills Golf Day for the third consecutive year, demonstrating our unmoved commitment to promote golf development in Zimbabwe,” said Roy Nyakunuwa, FBC’s head Group Marketing and Public Relations.
“The FBC Group remains committed towards investing in sustainable, value-driven and mutually beneficial corporate social responsibility initiatives in the field of education, health, environmental protection, arts and culture, community trusts and sports.
“One of the FBC group’s greatest strengths is to promote the development of sport in Zimbabwe. As such, we are here to affirm the Group’s commitment towards supporting the development of golf as an all-inclusive sport in Zimbabwe and the continent at large.”
He said FBC Holdings was no stranger to golf. The group promotes the development of golf in Zimbabwe and the African continent at large as evidenced by its participation in previous editions of the Zimbabwe Open Golf tournament where FBC were the anchor sponsors as well as various sponsorships of Africa Region 5 Golf Tournament and All Africa Golf Championships. Nyakunuwa believes that the Elephant Hills Golf tournament plays a strategic role in driving socio-economic development through promoting sports tourism and building international relations in a sporting atmosphere.
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