DHL and Toshiba brings Rugby World cup to Zimbabwe

No-one does it better than DHL

IT HAS been a gripping World Cup so far, a compelling mix of antipodean skill and grit, Celtic heart and soul, Latin gusto, Asian pride and Anglo-Saxon dismay.

This weekend’s quarter-finals will boil all those ingredients down to one time-honoured question: does the balance of union power reside in the northern or southern hemisphere?

The collective outcome of the four games – two in London, two in Cardiff – could settle that debate for the foreseeable future. This has already been a record-breaking tournament in terms of attendances, revenue and global interest. Might there be further twists in store?

We are well into Rugby World Cup season and the tournament is looking interesting. DHL and TOSHIBA, the official sponsors of the RWC are bringing the excitement right here to Zimbabwe. The two will host a BIG SCREEN PARTY of the cup final on October 31 2015. A fitting climax to the end of what is already an interesting tournament. The huge event will happen at the Country Club in Highlands.

On the day, numerous fun and games for both young and old will happen before the live screening of the match. A host of high value prizes will be up for grabs. Patrons of the event also stand to win a car by participating in one of the games before kick off.

Tickets are available on www.webtickets.co.zw or at selected DHL Express outlets which are announced every morning on ZiFM radio.

DHL EXPRESS FREEBIE OF THE WEEK

Why get sunburnt? Log on to the Fingaz Facebook page @ The Financial Gazette or Twitter Handle -@FingazLive and answer the DH Express Question to win a DHL Express branded cap

Q) Name any DHL Express outlet where one can purchase the Rugby World Cup Final Big Screen Party tickets.
Hint: Listen to ZiFM Monday to Friday 6:30am, 7:30am and 8:30am bulletins.

Fixtures
South Africa v Wales – Saturday, 6pm, Twickenham

New Zealand v France – Saturday, 10pm, Cardiff

Ireland v Argentina – Sunday, 3pm, Cardiff

Australia v Scotland – Sunday, 6pm, Twickenham

In October 2014 we set out on an grand and ambitious journey. Passing a single rugby ball from hand to hand, through 45 countries. Ultimately arriving in London in September 2015. Taking rugby to Africa and Africa to the world – while making a difference to the communities along the way. Making this the most epic delivery DHL Express Sub-Saharan Africa has ever made.

 Distance travelled – 70,854 km.

Rugby ball passes completed – 8199.

Kids in rugby clinics – 3,370.

Eye tests performed – 4, 147.

Pairs of reading glasses handed out – 3, 825.

Stationery units handed out – 497, 040.

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