Harare Correspondent
HARARE – The Government has issued a clarification confirming that Munhumutapa Day, observed on September 15, is not a public holiday and normal business operations will continue uninterrupted.
In a statement, the Minister of Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage, Honourable Kazembe Kazembe, emphasised that the day was never officially declared a holiday.
“We have not been given that instruction. The day was never declared a holiday; should there be a proposal for the day to be a holiday, normal procedure will be followed. But it is a day set aside to remember the Munhumutapa Day,” said Minister Kazembe.
This means all businesses, government offices, and schools will operate as usual on Monday, September 15.
Follow us on social media for more breaking news:
·X (Twitter): @ZimGbc ·Instagram: @ZimGBCNews
·TikTok: @ZimGBCNews_01 ·Facebook: Zim GBC News
·YouTube: Zim GBC News
📱 Get real-time alerts on WhatsApp:
+263 773 820 323
For in-depth coverage, visit our website: www.zimgbcnews.co.zw
Zim GBC News | Global News From An African Perspective©2025