47K views · 2.9K reactions | Happy Bulawayo Day to the people of Zimbabwe’s second biggest city and former industrial hub, Bulawayo. It was re-named Bulawayo by the colonials, but its real name is KoBulawayo. It attained its town status on 1 June 1894, hence the celebration of Bulawayo Day every June the 1st. | Hopewell Chin'ono | Facebook

Makokoba is one of the oldest and most historic townships in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Known for its deep cultural roots, vibrant arts scene, and strong political history, it has produced legendary musicians, poets, and leaders. It’s a place rich in community spirit, resilience, and heritage a symbol of the soul of Matebeleland. | Matebeleland Media

573K views · 17K reactions | The streets of Bulawayo came alive with cultural vibrancy this Saturday as people gathered to commemorate the legacy of King Mzilikazi, founder of the Ndebele Kingdom. Umgubho ka Mzilikazi once again brought culture, history, and community to life. | ZBC News Online | Facebook

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