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RENOWNED entertainment consultants, Obey “Big Fish” Hove and Tichaona “DJ Fresh” Zhuwau recently started constructing a community-based centre Musha wevanhu Cultural centre which is aimed at promoting arts, culture and entertainment in the province.The centre situated a few metres before Forbes Border Post is expected to be fully functional by end of this year if funds permit.
In an interview, one of the co-directors, Obey Hove, said the place would bring together different cultural etiquettes from Zimbabwe and the neighbouring Mozambique through tradition and contemporary music.
“It is critical to preserve our culture as well as learn some cultural lifestyles from neighbouring countries.
“We therefore came up with the idea and we are happy with the take off. Young people are our main targeted audience and the centre will provide a platform for artistes and artists to showcase their visual and performing prowess.
“The cultural centre will also help boost domestic tourism since it contributes significantly to the national fiscus as well as creating employment and placing Mutare on a regional and international map in terms of cultural preservation and promotion of music and dance,” he said.
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