**Zimbabwe’s National Sports Stadium to Receive Video Assistant Referee (VAR) System by End‑2026**
Harare – The National Sports Stadium in Zimbabwe is slated to be equipped with Video Assistant Referee (VAR) technology no later than the close of 2026, according to a report by iHarare News.
The installation will be financed and carried out by Sakunda Holdings, a private investment firm that has announced a broader commitment to support the development of football in the country. The company’s pledge includes funding the procurement of the VAR equipment and overseeing its integration into the stadium’s existing infrastructure.
No further details on the technical specifications, implementation timeline, or associated costs have been released. The announcement follows ongoing efforts by Zimbabwean football authorities to modernize facilities and align domestic competitions with international standards.
*Source: iHarare News*
Article and image source: iharare.com
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