President Mnangagwa lights the Independence Flame

Farai Dauramanzi

President Mnangagwa has lit the flame of Independence at the ongoing Uhuru celebrations at Mutora Open Grounds in Nembudziya, Gokwe.

Lighting the flame of Independence holds great significance in Zimbabwe’s Independence Day celebrations.

This symbolic act represents the country’s continued freedom and sovereignty.

By lighting the flame, President Mnangagwa acknowledges the sacrifices made by Zimbabwe’s heroes and heroines who fought for independence.

The flame also serves as a reminder of the country’s history and its journey towards self-rule.

It is a beacon of hope and unity, inspiring future generations to work towards a brighter future.

Zimbabwe Sables’ captain Hilton Mudariki presented the flame to President Mnangagwa.

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