Museum of African Liberation

24/09/2026

INSTAK's 'Why Munhumutapa Matters' Public Lecture at Heritage Village today unpacked the significance of a great civilisational heritage to modern Zimbabwe

23/09/2026

Kenya's top diplomat in Zimbabwe, Ambassador Gertrude Angote gets an appreciation of the different aspects of Liberation City in Harare today.

20/09/2026

15/09/2026

Officers undertaking Command Staff courses at the Zimbabwe Staff College visited the Museum of African Liberation at Liberation City today for a study tour

15/09/2026

Mozambique Speaker of the Assembly Cde M Adamugi had an immersive experience of Liberation City today. The delegation included Deputy Speaker Cde T Gezi, ZANU PF Chief Whip Cde P Togarepi and Deputy Political Commissar Cde W Shamu, and other MPs and senior officials.

15/09/2026

ZANU PF Party Ministry of Information, Publicity & Broadcasting Services Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa

11/09/2026

Members of the Presidential Guard of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces today enjoyed the Liberation City experience, which included a tour of the Museum of African Liberation.

07/09/2026

Flashback: The day that Cdes Tongogara, Sadat and Chimurenga were acquitted of killing Cde Chitepo. Today, President Mnangagwa - through INSTAK Chair Prof Mubako - made a donation to assist Cde Sadat with medical needs

07/09/2026

Pages 265-278 of the Africa Factbook categorically dismantle the factual fallacies and the ideological biases informing centuries-old misrepresentation of Africa on the world map. The comprehensive essay titled "Cartography: Africa and the revisiting of the world map" explains why it is important to depict Africa as it truly is - and INSTAK is pleased to see that the United Nations now agrees. Africa was never small. Africa can never be small.