HARARE – Zimbabwe has started celebrating its National Culture Month from May 1 to May 31, following Cabinet approval of the 2025 programme under the theme “Celebrating Indigenous Voices.”
According to the Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Jenfan Muswere, the initiative was intended to promote cultural heritage, diversity, and unity.
This news was reported by New Ziana.
“This initiative is aimed at celebrating our rich cultural heritage, promoting cultural diversity, and fostering national unity,” he stated.
The minister said throughout May, Zimbabwe will observe National Culture Month with a structured weekly programme.
He said the first week will focus on traditional cooking methods and historical recipes. In the second week, Indigenous Fashion Week will highlight traditional clothing from various communities.
Muswere added that the third week will feature the official national launch of the celebration, while the fourth week will centre on Indigenous Languages and Cultural Dialogue, including performances, poetry readings, film screenings, and language workshops. (Tv Brics/NAN)
