Consulate General of the Republic of Zimbabwe in Hong Kong & Macau - SARs

08/09/2026

The China - Hong Kong Group of 23 buyers, which is in Zimbabwe for the Sanganai/Hlanganani-Dzimbahwe, were part of the group to enjoy Zimbabwean hospitality in the skies on the inaugural flight of Air Zimbabwe to Masvingo. The group expressed their gratitude to the Zimbabwean hospitality and its warm welcome at the Masvingo Airport where they were received by the Minister of Tourism & Hospitality Industry, Hon B Rwodzi, Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution for Masvingo Province, Hon E. Chadzamira, Secretary for Tourism and Hospitality Industry, Dr T. Munyanyiwa and the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority Chief Executive Dr G. Manyaya, among other dignitaries.

The group will be in the country for the next ten days, were they will explore a number of facilities and attractions, which include among others Gonarezhou, Chilojo cliffs, Great Zimbabwe, Hwange and Victoria Falls. This exploratory visit is expected to unlock more linkages between Zimbabwe tourism and the Asian market, as the markets get more insight and knowledge about the Zimbabwean products and Zimbabwe as a destination.

07/08/2026

Please be advised that the Consulate General of the Republic of Zimbabwe in Hong Kong & Macau - SARs, will be closed for business on Monday & Tuesday, 10 & 11 August 2026, for Commemorations of the Heroes Day & Defence Forces Day, respectively.

Any inconveniences caused are sincerely regretted.

30/07/2026

The Consulate had a pleasure to attend the Program Briefing of the Asia+ Festival 2026, which will run from September to November, expanding creative horizons and fostering cross-cultural artistic exchange through broad cross-disciplinary collaboration.

The Program briefing was done to give a rundown of the events that will be happening as part of the Asia + Festival, which Zimbabwe is also going to be participating.

Presented by the Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau and organised by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department, the 4th edition of the Asia+ Festival is expected to bring together over 30 countries and regions to showcase over 100 cultural programs.

24/07/2026

The Consulate had a privilege to join in the tour of the Prosperity & Magnificence – Civilisation of the Sui & Tang Dynasties in Shaanxi Province Exhibition.

The exhibition showcased more than 165 pieces of artifacts, showcasing Tang’s confidence and innovation alongside Hong Kong’s historic connections to the era.

Attendees were given an amazing narration of the history of Chinese people and the achievements of the Sui and Tang Dynasties in Shaanxi Province.

When we preserve our history for future generations, we uphold our identity and who we are as a people.

23/07/2026

22/07/2026

The Consulate recently attended the 2026 Colloquium on International Law which was organised by Asian Academy of International Law (AAIL). The event was centred on the legal frameworks, commercialization, sustainability, and dispute resolution infrastructure required for the rapid multi-trillion-dollar global space economy.

With the global space economy rapidly transitioning into a multi-trillion-dollar commercial ecosystem, projected to a potential trillion-dollar space economy by 2033, the event brought together over 190 legal experts and government officials from 43 jurisdictions to discuss Hong Kong's potential as a focal legal hub for aerospace governance.

12/06/2026

When given an opportunity we will say the Zimbabwean narrative as is. Hon A. Damasane recently had a live podcast on the arts and culture landscape of Zimbabwe at the 4th Art Hong Kong Expo, where she spoke passionately about some of the exhibits that Zimbabwe was showcasing.

10/06/2026

The Consulate forged a partnership with Master Fung, a seasoned Chinese brush painting artist, to promote Zimbabwean arts and culture in the Hong Kong and China markets through brush painting. The partnership saw Master Fung do some live demonstration paintings at the Zimbabwe booth during the recently ended 4th Hong Kong Art Expo.

During the Expo, he did a live demonstration of the Balancing Rocks as well as Great Zimbabwe, in addition to his main drawing of the Victoria Falls. Hopes are that the partnership will go a long way in creating awareness on Zimbabwe to the Hong Kong and Chinese markets.

31/05/2026

Day 4 saw the conclusion of the 4th Art Hong Kong Expo. The Expo was an opportunity to showcase Zimbabwe's Arts and Culture offerings to Hong Kong and the Asian market at large. Some of the displays that Zimbabwe showcased included wood and stone sculptures, bead ware and basketry amongst others.

See Day below Day in pictures.

30/05/2026

On the sideline of the 4th Art Hong Kong Expo, The Consulate had a live broadcast about the Zimbabwe's Art & culture. Hon A. Damasane had an opportunity to share more about the Arts & Culture landscape in Zimbabwe.

Below here is Day 3 in pictures.