International Archives Day Talk Show with National Archives of Zimbabwe Archivists: Mrs Mudzaki, Mr Tonhodzai and Mr Magama at Ya FM Zvishavane.https://t.co/X5XR8DmGTp
International Archives Day Talk Show with National Archives of Zimbabwe Archivists: Mrs Mudzaki, Mr Tonhodzai and Mr Magama at Ya FM Zvishavane.
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The Second Republic, under the leadership of President Mnangagwa has made it its mission to tell the #Zimbabwean story and immortalise its heroes and heroines through monuments. The statue of Mbuya Nehanda is the first among many that will be hoisted across the country.
Do you know the history of Zimbabweโs anti-colonial leader and spirit medium, Mbuya Nehanda? A new statue of her has been unveiled in Harare today. Find out more ๐ https://t.co/pd8et1HVMD
NAZ continues its initiative to create and preserve memory spaces within communities. The second Community Archives is being launched in Harare at Girls High School on 27 March 2020. We will keep you updated.
Furthermore, a different ISBN is issued for an electronic copy of the text and it is regrettable that the author took to social media after we had raised these concerns with the publisher.
The National Archives of Zimbabwe would like to dispel rumours circulating on social media of alleged sabotage of a book titled Excelgate-How Zimbabwe's 2018 Presidential Election was stolen. The ISBN was indeed given on 23 September as per International Standard Book Number
and according to Printed Publications Act (1975) The Archives is not involved in other processes after the issuance of the number, in this case the uploading on sites such as Amazon, as it is outside its mandate.