Online Reporter
Langalakhe Mabena, [email protected]
Bulawayo football giants Highlanders FC are among exhibitors at the national Culture Month celebrations taking place at their home ground, Barbourfields Stadium, today.
The event, which celebrates Zimbabwe’s rich cultural heritage and diversity, is set to be officially opened by President Mnangagwa.
The club’s participation adds a unique cultural touch to the celebrations as Highlanders are deeply rooted in Ndebele heritage and identity. Founded by the sons of King Lobengula, Bosso have over the years grown into more than just a football institution, becoming a symbol of unity, pride and cultural preservation among the Ndebele people and the nation at large.
This year’s Culture Month commemorations also come at a special time for Highlanders as the club celebrates 100 years of existence. Their exhibition at the event is expected to showcase the rich history, traditions and milestones of one of Zimbabwe’s oldest and most supported football clubs, whose legacy continues to transcend sport and resonate strongly with Zimbabwean culture.
Bongani Moyo