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STANLIB Eswatini’s E35 000 for Oyama Champ of Champs

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(L-R) STANLIB Eswatini Business Development Manager Mkhosi Mbhamali, Head of Business Development Muziwanele Manyathi, OKKE President Mfanafuthi Vilakati, ESRC Business Development Manager Zama Tsabedze, EKF Vice President Lucky Thomo and SG Victor Gwebu during the unveiling of the cheque. (Pic: Ntombikayise Gwebu)
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(At STANLIB Eswatini offices)

MBABANE – STANLIB Eswatini has once again rekindled its long-standing fruitful relationship with Oyama.

This was revealed during the official launch of the STANLIB Oyama Champ of Champs tournament slated for November 1 at Mavuso Sports Centre Emporium. The event was staged at the STANLIB Eswatini offices situated at Sibekelo Building in Mbabane yesterday noon.

Head of Business Development Muziwanele Manyathi unveiled a E35 000 cheque allocated towards the eagerly-awaited competition. He was alongside Business Development Manager Mkhosi Mbhamali.

“We feel proud to see that in Eswatini such a sport is being taken seriously. It is one that is also adding value to the nation of Eswatini. It gives us pleasure as STANLIB that we are able to also partake in adding value to the Kingdom of Eswatini. Not only in the investment perspective which is the core of our business but also the sporting fraternity. We are very much appreciative and excited about the initiative that Oyama comes with. This Champ of Champs competition is one that we feel proud to be part of,” he remarked. Eswatini Sports and Recreation Council (ESRC) Business Development Manager Zama Tsabedze lauded the initiative. He was representing Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Darius Dlomo and read his written speech.

“Beyond just donating money, we appreciate that you have trusted Oyama and continued to invest in what they advocate and stand for. We can never fully express how much your assistance means to the entire Eswatini sports movement and we extend heartfelt gratitude from the bottom of our hearts,” Dlomo’s written speech read.

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