The Ndau people of Chipinge and Chimanimani continue to preserve their rich cultural heritage, proudly upholding traditions that date back centuries. From the use of ancestral herbal medicine to the iconic Muchongoyo dance, which was historically performed before going to war, the Ndau have adapted these customs to modern life. Today, Muchongoyo is a vibrant feature at weddings, graduations, and community celebrations. Herbal remedies such as Dhinda, Mipumburete, and Madzetse remain part of the

On the big stage Music industry debutants Esau & tatenda macheso performed yesterday at the Home Coming Gala in Chipinge. What's your take, are they on track? | SilMun Arts Directory

From the dusty grounds of Chipinge to the frontiers of engineering innovation, 18-year-old Mapipi Tinotenda of Chibuwe High School has built a prototype motor vehicle from scratch, a bold testament to Zimbabwean ingenuity and youthful determination. | ZBC News Online