The Rozvi revives Chivhu

opening last year, the club has become the most popular nightspot attracting not
only locals but also travellers on the busy Harare-Beitbridge highway.

Strategically located on the Harare-Beitbridge road the pub also offers overnight accommodation and has proved to a preferred rendezvous.
The joint is popular as many truck drivers, cross-border travellers and even the local people from Chivhu throng the joint to wine and dine.
The music club hosts a solid nightly line-up of bands.

These include Freddy “Kapfupi” Manjalima and Hosiah Chipanga, who have set the club ablaze with their performances.
The club was completed in 2009 and boasts a special VIP bar.

Owner and businessman Bishop Ollah Juru said he was happy that the club was servicing travellers along the busy Harare-Beitbridge highway.
“It has always been my wish to bring entertainment to smaller towns so that people relax and enjoy when they are not working,” he said.
The Rozvi a name derived from historic “Rozvi Empire”, which was formed from several Shona states that dominated the plateau in the 1600, has proved to be a hot spot in the town.

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