
Heroes Day and Defence Forces Day in Zimbabwe
Heroes Day The second Monday of August is marked as the day to celebrate Heroes Day in Zimbabwe. Those who fought and died during the
Heroes Day The second Monday of August is marked as the day to celebrate Heroes Day in Zimbabwe. Those who fought and died during the
Months and Seasons of the Year in ChiShona The names of months of the year in ChiShona are derived from various beliefs and terms of
IsiNdebele has been subject to various developments owing to influences from colonisation and globalisation. As with any language, IsiNdebele has formal, informal and casual language
Following the country’s Independence in 1980, Zimbabwean spaces and places were renamed to reflect the nation’s new post-colonial identity. New names were chosen using the
Zimbabwe has adopted over 3 national anthems since its colonisation by the British Empire in the late 1800s. The first anthem was the royal anthem
The Shona culture is verbally expressive through the use of language and song however physical actions are used for communication. These actions are demonstrated in
The Shona language has been subject to various developments owing to influences from colonisation and globalisation. The language consists of formal and informal components. Understanding
Ndebele language has been subject to various developments owing to influences from colonisation and globalisation. A large number of people have gone to South Africa
Matabeleland North and South Matabaleland literally means the land of the Matabele. Matabele is a word derived from a Sotho verb “hotobela”which means to destroy,