Zimbabwe will commemorate Munhumutapa Day tomorrow in Zvishavane, Midlands province, with celebrations centered on youth empowerment. The event addresses rising concerns about drug and substance abuse among young people. More than 30,000 attendees, primarily youth from across the nation, will gather for the occasion, organized by the ZANU PF Youth League.
The commemoration honors President Mnangagwa on his 83rd birthday and recognizes his leadership contributions. The day draws inspiration from the historical rulers of the Mutapa Empire, while highlighting contemporary development achievements. Officials will commission the newly completed US$29 million Midlands Park flats during the festivities.
The residential complex will house 1,000 families upon completion. Youth participants will celebrate various empowerment programs spanning agriculture, business development, and mechanization initiatives. A half-marathon precedes the main event, starting at Vugwi Business Centre. The annual celebration rotates among Zimbabwe's ten provinces, with Masvingo hosting the inaugural event last year.
The commemoration honors President Mnangagwa on his 83rd birthday and recognizes his leadership contributions. The day draws inspiration from the historical rulers of the Mutapa Empire, while highlighting contemporary development achievements. Officials will commission the newly completed US$29 million Midlands Park flats during the festivities.
The residential complex will house 1,000 families upon completion. Youth participants will celebrate various empowerment programs spanning agriculture, business development, and mechanization initiatives. A half-marathon precedes the main event, starting at Vugwi Business Centre. The annual celebration rotates among Zimbabwe's ten provinces, with Masvingo hosting the inaugural event last year.
