AMH is an independent media house free from political ties or outside influence.
We have four newspapers: The Zimbabwe Independent, a business weekly published every Friday, The Standard, a weekly published every Sunday, and Southern and NewsDay, our daily newspapers. Each has an online edition.
The curtain finally came down on the 27th edition of the Copa Coca-Cola 2015 finals held in Bulawayo’s Barbourfields Stadium on Sunday with Dewure High School from Masvingo Under-16 Boys crowned the winners after beating Rujeko High of Mashonaland Central 4-3 after a penalty shoot-out.
The curtain finally came down on the 27th edition of the Copa Coca-Cola 2015 finals held in Bulawayo’s Barbourfields Stadium on Sunday with Dewure High School from Masvingo Under-16 Boys crowned the winners after beating Rujeko High of Mashonaland Central 4-3 after a penalty shoot-out.
The first games were held in Bulawayo in 1989.
Dewure walked away with a trophy and $6 500 cheque while Rujeko got $5 000 for being the runners-up. The pulsating match had ended in a 3-3 deadlock in regulation time.
Chidyamakono Secondary School of Masvingo were the winners in the girls final against St Francis and St Clare High School of Mashonaland Central.
Twenty-four schools participated in the tournament and next year’s finals will be held in Matebeleland South.
Sodbury School striker Evermore Mutanda in action during the school’s match against Seke 1 High School Gifford High in Bulawayo on Saturday.Ronald Wadula scores the third goal for Rujeko High School.St Francis goalkeeper saves the ball of a penalty kick.Brendon Gomo of Rujeko High School scores a beautiful goal.Copa Coca Cola 2015 finals girls champions Chidyamakono High school celebrate after beating St Francis.1-St Francis school players cry after losing to Chidyamakono in the girls Copa Coca Cola finals.Copa Coca-Cola 2015 cup champions Chidyamakono High School with their cheque and trophy.Copa Coca-Cola 2015 cup champions Dewure Boys High School with their cheque and trophy.
