Government has called on traditional leaders to help preserve the country's culture and heritage against globalization and modernization which is driving increased moral decadence and erosion of norms and values of Zimbabwean people. Speaking at the National Council of Chiefs meeting held in the capital on Thursday,
Ministry of Rural Development, Promotion and Preservation of National Culture and Heritage on Wednesday received two vehicles worth $78 000, 10 laptops and three Desktops worth $42 000 from UNICEF towards improving service delivery and effective governance. Speaking to 263Chat, UNICEF representative, Mohamed Ayoya said the
Rural Development, Promotion and Preservation of National Culture and Heritage Minister, Abedinico Ncube has revealed that Dedication Towers at Morris Depot and Ntabazinduna will be availed as National Monuments by His Excellency President Robert Mugabe. Speaking at a gathering to check progress on the progress by
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