ZANU–PF Building

The ZANU–PF Building is a prominent 15-story high-rise in Harare, Zimbabwe, serving as the headquarters for the ruling ZANU–PF party. Located at the intersection of Samora Machel Avenue and Rotten Row, this architecturally significant structure features a distinctive grey concrete design and is topped with a large cockerel emblem. Completed in 1990 with funding from the Chinese Communist Party, it was the tallest building in Harare at the time and is known for its resemblance to the local Chibuku Shake Shake beer carton. The building houses important party offices, including the ZANU Archives, which preserve records from the Rhodesian Bush War, making it a site of historical and political significance.