Have you signed the Copenhagen Communique, Fabula has! Leading business people like Richard Branson and great companies like ABSA, Adidas Group, MTN and many more have!
Sign now before its too late :-)
11/29/09
Fabula Supports the Copenhagen Communique on Climate Change
Have you signed the Copenhagen Communique, Fabula has! Leading business people like Richard Branson and great companies like ABSA, Adidas Group, MTN and many more have!
Sign now before its too late :-)
11/24/09
Changes
Change we can believe in; a radical re-design phase has just happened to the logo and identity. The new and improved Fabula logo places more of an emphasis on the earth with a green globe and the sunny football is in line with a vibrant identity.
11/23/09
11/9/09
Press and print coverage
Hey there! The Cosafa pressure is no longer an excuse and we thought we'd share some of Fabula's headline Grabbing moments with you. Unfortunately we can not get access to the loads of video footage that was covered by over 22 tv networks :( not to worry though we are sourcing it...
Fabula on his way onto the small screen
Its true! Fabula will be hitting the small screen, thank you for all the encouraging emails. We will continue making you proud!
10/28/09
Fabula in Bulawayo: the city of kings
Bulawayo; Zimbabwe's second largest city hosted the Zimbabwe versus Botswana game. Babourfields Stadium was full of life as you can see above. Fabula shared the pitch with Iyasa. Iyasa is a dance group of note and have toured Europe and other destinations around the world. Fabula's funky dance moves underscored his VIP status.
10/22/09
Africa's greenest soccer supporter!
Fabula is a portmanteau of Farai,the Shona word for "rejoice" with Jabula, its Ndebele/Zulu equivalent.
From Zimbabwe he is spreading is wings into the region and beyond. His message is simple; Zimbabwe and the world's natural wonders need to be preserved. Humanity must curtail its wasteful practices for the good of those to come. Desertification and cfc emissions are wipping out pristine lands today. Fabula is a mainstream effort that is built on the 'edutainment' philosophy.
Environmental issues have been bottleknecked by well meaning activists and scientists who led to the subject being written off as a simple function of CSR by corporates and a last resort subject for normal people. Fabula aims to educate and raise awareness on these issues in a globally relevant manner with a localised focus.
Greenwashing (false or vague labelling) has become a norm; going green is a bandwagon everyone appears to be latching onto today. Fabula began as a mascot in Zimbabwe and his eco approach is the result of his creators' understanding of how the power of soccer can be used to communicate important issues.
The WC games to be hosted in South Africa next year are a cause for joy as Africa's greenest supporteris ready to score an important goal for mankind.As tough as the economy has been in Zimbabwe over the last 10 years, Fabula represents the forward looking spirit its people have.
From Zimbabwe he is spreading is wings into the region and beyond. His message is simple; Zimbabwe and the world's natural wonders need to be preserved. Humanity must curtail its wasteful practices for the good of those to come. Desertification and cfc emissions are wipping out pristine lands today. Fabula is a mainstream effort that is built on the 'edutainment' philosophy.
Environmental issues have been bottleknecked by well meaning activists and scientists who led to the subject being written off as a simple function of CSR by corporates and a last resort subject for normal people. Fabula aims to educate and raise awareness on these issues in a globally relevant manner with a localised focus.
Greenwashing (false or vague labelling) has become a norm; going green is a bandwagon everyone appears to be latching onto today. Fabula began as a mascot in Zimbabwe and his eco approach is the result of his creators' understanding of how the power of soccer can be used to communicate important issues.
The WC games to be hosted in South Africa next year are a cause for joy as Africa's greenest supporteris ready to score an important goal for mankind.As tough as the economy has been in Zimbabwe over the last 10 years, Fabula represents the forward looking spirit its people have.
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