Zimbabweans are being encouraged to wear the national dress with pride as a way to showcase their rich history and culture. The national fabric serves as a symbol of the struggles and triumphs that the people of Zimbabwe have endured over the years. It is a reminder of the country’s past, present, and future, and plays a significant role in promoting brand Zimbabwe.

The national fabric dinner, organized by the First Lady, Dr. Auxillia Mnangagwa, highlighted the importance of embracing the national dress as a means of fostering national pride and identity. The event showcased the various designs and symbols incorporated into the national fabric, such as the Zimbabwe bird and Chevron pattern, which hold significant cultural and historical significance.

Minister of Information Communication Technology, Postal and Courier Services, Honorable Tatenda Mavetera, emphasized the importance of wearing the national dress with pride. He encouraged all Zimbabweans to embrace the national fabric as a way to promote unity and solidarity within the country. By wearing the national dress, individuals can show their support for brand Zimbabwe and demonstrate their patriotism.

Furthermore, Minister of Youth Empowerment, Development, and Vocational Training, Honorable Tino Machakaire, praised the efforts of the First Lady in promoting the national fabric and instilling values of respect, teamwork, and accountability among the youth. He urged Zimbabweans to emulate her work ethic and support local businesses that produce and sell the national dress.