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Birchenough Bridge beach bash set to boost tourism in Manicaland

Birchenough Bridge beach bash set to boost tourism in Manicaland

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116AS part of ongoing efforts to diversify tourism products in the country, a beach party is slated for this Saturday at Birchenough Bridge in Buhera District, Manicaland Province.

The event, which promotes cultural tourism, aims to market Birchenough Bridge, the Save Sand Beach, and other surrounding attractions, including the Nyanyadzi Hot Springs.

 

 

 

 

Braais, beach volleyball, live music, and other activities will entertain showgoers well into Sunday morning.

Artists set to perform include DT Bio Mudimba, Jah Signal, Clement Magwaza, Dorcas Moyo, and Killer T, who will showcase their musical prowess at the event.

 

 

 

The festivities are also part of the post-2025 Sanganai/Hlanganani/Kumbanayi activities, with the overall objective of promoting the Eastern Highlands

 

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