2026 Countdown: Thousands Mob Mazowe’s New Cultural Village to Kickstart the New YearThe dawn of 2026 has witnessed the birth of Zimbabwe’s newest tourism “hotspot” as multitudes of domestic tourists descended upon the newly constructed Baradzanwa Cultural Village in Mazowe. The facility, which officially opened its gates for the New Year festivities, was packed to capacity as Zimbabweans looked for a fresh, heritage-driven way to usher in the year. A Star-Studded Cultural Explosion The atmosphere was nothing short of electric, headlined by a powerful performance from the nation’s favorite, Jah Prayzah.
The “Chiremerera” hitmaker had the massive crowd singing in unison, setting a high bar for the year’s entertainment. The glamour didn’t end there; sensational vocalists Tamy Moyo and Feli Nandi added a layer of elegance and excitement to the stage, proving that Baradzanwa is more than just a village—it is a world-class entertainment hub. While the music kept the feet moving, the gastronomic experience kept the soul fed.
Guests were treated to an authentic “taste of Zimbabwe,” featuring traditional mouthwatering dishes, sizzling braai, and refreshing beverages. This rich food heritage combined with the serene Mazowe surroundings offered a perfect blend of relaxation and celebration. Beyond the party, the facility showcased its versatility as a one-stop destination for weddings, educational tours, and corporate conferences.
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Visit from the Patron of Tourism Adding immense prestige to the celebrations was the presence of the First Lady of the Republic of Zimbabwe, Her Excellency Dr. Auxillia Mnangagwa.
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