By Staff Reporter
A jersey signed by President Emmerson Mnangagwa raised an astonishing US$1 million following a joint winning bid by Sakunda Holdings and Fossil Contracting at an auction held last night.
The auction took place during Scottland FC’s 2026 kit unveiling ceremony at Harare Sports Club, drawing business leaders, football enthusiasts and invited guests.
The specially designed jersey carries President Mnangagwa’s prison number from the time he was detained during Zimbabwe’s liberation struggle, adding historical and symbolic significance to the memorabilia.
The joint US$1 million bid by Sakunda Holdings and Fossil Contracting sparked excitement among attendees, marking one of the highest amounts ever raised for a single piece of sports memorabilia at a local football event.
Club officials described the auction as a major highlight of the evening, saying the funds would go towards supporting the team’s development initiatives and preparations for the upcoming season.
The 2026 kit unveiling ceremony showcased Scottland FC’s new playing strip and ambitions for the season ahead, with the record-breaking auction underscoring strong corporate backing for the club.
The hashtag #Mabviravira trended among supporters following the event, as fans celebrated both the new kit and the landmark fundraising achievement.
