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By Tiny Sibanda
Zimbabwe will mark its 46th Independence Day with the main celebrations set for Maphisa Stadium in Matobo District, Matabeleland South Province.
The annual event, one of the most significant on the national calendar, is expected to draw thousands of people from across the country, including senior government officials, traditional leaders, and members of the public. This year’s commemorations will run under the theme Zim@46: Unity and Development Towards Vision 2030, reflecting the nation’s continued focus on cohesion and economic growth.
Authorities say hosting the celebrations in Matabeleland South highlights the government’s commitment to decentralising national events and promoting development in all regions of the country.
Independence Day in Zimbabwe commemorates the country’s liberation from colonial rule in 1980 and is traditionally marked by celebrations, cultural performances, and reflections on national progress.
The annual event, one of the most significant on the national calendar, is expected to draw thousands of people from across the country, including senior government officials, traditional leaders, and members of the public. This year’s commemorations will run under the theme Zim@46: Unity and Development Towards Vision 2030, reflecting the nation’s continued focus on cohesion and economic growth.
Authorities say hosting the celebrations in Matabeleland South highlights the government’s commitment to decentralising national events and promoting development in all regions of the country.
Independence Day in Zimbabwe commemorates the country’s liberation from colonial rule in 1980 and is traditionally marked by celebrations, cultural performances, and reflections on national progress.
Published
March 30, 2026 at 9:49 AM
