Sakunda Holdings

Tycoon Kudakwashe Tagwirei through his company Sakunda Holdings wanted to own Rufaro Stadium for 30 years simply for providing plastic chairs but the Harare City Council refused, Mayor Jacob Mafume has said.
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Premier Soccer League (PSL) giants, Dynamos FC’s hopes of returning to their Mbare based traditional stadium, Rufaro, have once again been dented. It comes after the club’s principal sponsor Sakunda Holdings through a statement dated 7…
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The Highlanders FC leadership is currently in Europe where they are on a 10-day landmark tour aimed at equipping them with the required expertise of running a modern day football club. The European tour is being bankrolled by their…
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Castle Lager Premier Soccer League giants Dynamos and Highlanders' principal sponsor Sakunda Holdings are reportedly concerned at the turmoil at both clubs following the sacking of coach Mandla Mpofu and the suspension of his counterpart…
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Sakunda Holdings owner and the business mogul Kudakwashe Tagwirei has 'walked the talk' after he reportedly handed over a house worth US$120,000 to the late Dynamos FC legend George 'Mastermind' Shaya's family.
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Former chairperson of Parliament's Public Accounts Committee (PAC) Tendai Biti is determined to further expose massive corruption orchestrated by President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s ally Kudakwashe Tagwirei and other cartels in Zimbabwe.
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The Harare City Council (HCC) has for a long term officially leased out Rufaro Stadium to controversial businessman Kuda Tagwirei's company Sakunda Holdings.
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Arundel Hospital is reportedly failing to pay health workers claiming that its principal sponsor Sakunda Holdings owned by businessman Kudakwashe Tagwirei is being crunched by sanctions.
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Somehow, we even believed that, unlike the rest of us, they were gifted with the power of eternal life, supermen and women, who lived forever.
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The energy giant last month unveiled an US$5,3 million sponsorship for the country’s two biggest football clubs and gifted a house worth US$120 000 to the late football icon George Shaya as well as houses worth US$90 000 each to living…
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