Gokwe district takes center stage for Zimbabwe's 45th Independence Day celebrations this Friday. Once overlooked like biblical Nazareth, the area proves its worth through successful event preparations that show its growth potential. People from all ten provinces have gathered at Nembudziya Growth Point to mark freedom from colonial rule. The festivities include an Uhuru Gala featuring top national artists celebrating through music and dance. President Mnangagwa will lead the event, giving locals a chance to meet him.
The celebration follows the theme "Zim@45: Devolve and develop together towards Vision 2030." This highlights the Second Republic's push for decentralization. Hosting such a major event in a formerly marginalized area demonstrates the national commitment to spreading development across all regions. Infrastructure improvements include a new stadium, upgraded schools, and better road networks. Workers completed classroom blocks, science labs, and teacher housing at several local schools.
Officials have arranged transportation to bring everyone wishing to attend to the venue. The government upgraded healthcare facilities and drilled 129 boreholes across the Gokwe district. These improvements align with policies aimed at serving previously underserved communities. For residents, the celebration offers recognition and affirms their importance to the nation. The event creates lasting benefits beyond the Independence Day festivities.
The celebration follows the theme "Zim@45: Devolve and develop together towards Vision 2030." This highlights the Second Republic's push for decentralization. Hosting such a major event in a formerly marginalized area demonstrates the national commitment to spreading development across all regions. Infrastructure improvements include a new stadium, upgraded schools, and better road networks. Workers completed classroom blocks, science labs, and teacher housing at several local schools.
Officials have arranged transportation to bring everyone wishing to attend to the venue. The government upgraded healthcare facilities and drilled 129 boreholes across the Gokwe district. These improvements align with policies aimed at serving previously underserved communities. For residents, the celebration offers recognition and affirms their importance to the nation. The event creates lasting benefits beyond the Independence Day festivities.
