Angola’s Former VP Discovers Zimbabwe’s Hidden Gems

Dr. Bornito de Sousa, Former Vice President of Angola, recently arrived in Zimbabwe for a holiday visit with his family. He was warmly welcomed at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International (RGMI) Airport by Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Tourism and Hospitality Industry, Dr. T. Munyanyiwa, experiencing Zimbabwe’s renowned hospitality firsthand.

During his stay from December 28, 2025, to January 6, 2026, Dr. de Sousa and his family will explore Zimbabwe’s iconic attractions, including:

  • National Heroes Acre: A symbol of Zimbabwe’s struggle for independence
  • Lake Chivero: A scenic spot for relaxation and recreation
  • Great Zimbabwe: A UNESCO World Heritage Site and testament to the country’s rich history
  • Lion & Snake Park: A unique wildlife experience
  • Museum of African Liberation: Showcasing Zimbabwe’s journey to independence

These sites showcase Zimbabwe’s rich history, natural beauty, culture, and modern development, cementing its position as a top holiday destination

High-profile visitors like Dr. de Sousa are attracted to Zimbabwe because of its unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty, and its warm hospitality and welcoming spirit of its people.

John Tanyanyiwa

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