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Sri Lankans, Kenyans and Ugandans join Zimbabwe community day in the UAE

Teams from Sri Lanka , Kenya, Uganda and other countries took part as the Zimbabwe community in the UAE hosted a social and sports day in Dubai at the weekend. More than 400 people attended the event in Al Quoz district, where dozens of teams participated in football, netball, basketball and other sports. Live music, arts and crafts, traditional food and other activities kept the crowd…

Sri Lankans, Kenyans and Ugandans join Zimbabwe community day in the UAE

The Zimbabwe community in the UAE recently hosted a social and sports day in Dubai, attracting over 400 participants from Sri Lanka, Kenya, Uganda and other countries. The event, held in Al Quoz district, featured football, netball, basketball and other sports, alongside live music, arts and crafts, traditional food and various activities to keep the crowd entertained.

Organized by the Zimbabwe Community in the UAE in partnership with the Zimbabwean Business Council UAE, the gathering aimed to foster connections, unity, wellness, inspiration, and cultural pride among its attendees. Zimbabwe's ambassador to the UAE, Isaac Moyo, emphasized the importance of such events, stating that they are not just about sports competitions but also about celebrating unity and shared identity as a strong and united diaspora family thriving in the UAE.

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