ð‚ð¨ð§ðð¨ð¥ðžð§ðœðžð¬ ðð¨ ðð¡ðž ð†ð¨ð¥ðŸð¢ð§ð ð…ðšð¦ð¢ð¥ð² 🕯🙠It is with profound sadness that we join the wider golfing community in mourning the untimely passing of Morton Kombai, who tragically lost his life, shortly after competing in the 2025 FBC Zim Open.
At times like these, we are reminded that the golfing world is a family — united in both triumph and tragedy.
As an estate, we extend heartfelt condolences to Morton’s family, friends, and fellow professionals. We also hold in our thoughts the players injured in the same incident, and we wish them strength and a full recovery.
May Morton's memory be a blessing, and may he rest in eternal peace. 🕊Minister of Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture, Lieutenant General (Rtd) Anslem Sanyatwe, today visited two injured golfers, Victor Kachepatsonga of Malawi and Lucky Ayiswere of Ghana, who are receiving treatment at
Kensington Clinic in Harare following a road accident that occurred after the conclusion of the Zimbabwe Open Tournament on Sunday.
The tragic accident claimed the life of Morton Kombai. Tonderai Masunga and Biggie Chibvuri, who were also involved in the incident, have since been discharged.
