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Paratus Zambia, official internet partner of the Lusaka Golf Club and Internet sponsor of the Zanaco Masters Championship, will once again showcase its reliable internet at this year’s Sunshine Tour event

The Zanaco Masters Championship is an annual event that attracts top professional golfers from around the world with a total prize fund of US$200,000 and will be held at the Lusaka Golf Club from 4-7 April 2019.

Marius van Vuuren, Paratus Zambia country manager, said fast and reliable Internet services are a prerequisite for Zambia to be able to host a Sunshine Tour event. “In the interconnected world, it is crucial for organisers to ensure these prestigious events are transmitted across the world via the internet,” he added.

“Our Internet will help facilitate the transmission of results during the course of the tournament as well as allow the downloading of information about the tournament through a mobile app. Paratus internet will enable officials to update scoring platforms live and make them accessible worldwide. It will also allow people to follow the action live through video streaming and real-time press updates,” he further added.

“Paratus is honoured to be associated with this event through its sponsorship and is committed to ensuring the growth of sports in Zambia. We believe in the power of sport to build relationships and unite people, therefore, our sponsorship is not only bringing individuals together but is also helping to develop the sport,” he stated.

“Our sponsorship helps to position Zambia as a real sports destination and our reliable Internet allows Zambia to be a player on the global sports scene. Finally, our involvement demonstrates our continued commitment to help develop the sport in Zambia,” he concluded.

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