Zimbabwe’s renewed dedication to cultural heritage gets major boost
The Herald, 16 July 2026, Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe has reaffirmed its dedication to the preservation of its cultural identity with a partnership between the Government and Unesco committing more than US$560 000 to support programmes under the intangible cultural heritage initiative.
https://www.heraldonline.co.zw/zimbabwes-renewed-dedication-to-cultural-heritage-gets-major-boost/
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