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Texila American University Zambia’s Vice Chancellor, Prof. Ajay Poddar, added a touch of academic flair to the vibrant celebrations of the 44th Zimbabwe Independence Day held at the Golden Peacock Hotel in Lusaka. The event commemorated Zimbabwe’s journey to freedom and sovereignty and drew dignitaries, community leaders, and members of the Zimbabwean diaspora residing in Zambia.
Prof. Poddar’s presence underscored Texila American University Zambia’s commitment to fostering cultural exchange and celebrating diversity within its student body and the wider community. His attendance served as a testament to the university’s dedication to nurturing global citizens and promoting cross-cultural understanding.
Miss Texila Tanaka Hasha was also in attendance, a shining example of the university’s Zimbabwean student community. Tanaka’s participation in the event symbolized the spirit of unity and pride shared by Zimbabweans both at home and abroad.
Fellow Zimbabwean students from Texila American University Zambia also graced the occasion, adding their voices to the chorus of celebration. Their presence highlighted the strong bonds of friendship that unite students from diverse backgrounds at the university.
As the day unfolded, guests enjoyed traditional Zimbabwean music, dance performances, and culinary delights, immersing themselves in the rich cultural tapestry of the nation. Prof. Poddar, Miss Texila, and the Zimbabwean students actively engaged in the festivities, sharing laughter and forging lasting connections.
Reflecting on the event’s significance, Prof. Poddar emphasized the importance of celebrating Zimbabwe’s journey towards independence and the enduring legacy of resilience and determination embodied by its people.
