Staff Writer
Construction is now underway for Zimbabwe’s first-ever 360° rotating restaurant, with columns rising at Liberation City in Harare.
Set to become the country’s highest dining spot, the restaurant will crown the fourth floor of the Museum of African Liberation, offering diners sweeping panoramic views of the capital.
Inspired by the design of traditional African clay pots, the futuristic eatery is poised to become a signature attraction in Zimbabwe’s tourism and hospitality landscape.
According to project timelines, the contractor is on course to complete the Museum’s steel and concrete superstructure by 30 April 2026, a full year ahead of Zimbabwe’s hosting of the African Union Mid-Year Summit in July 2027.
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