National University of Science and Technology

08/06/2026

🚨 LAST CALL! ONLY A FEW DAYS TO GO! 🚨

INTER-GENDER SYMPOSIUM 2026

Unity in Diversity: Bridging Genders • Building Futures

The National University of Science and Technology (NUST), Graduate School of Business Sciences (GSBS) invites you to join an inspiring gathering of leaders, professionals, academics, students and change-makers as we engage in meaningful conversations on gender inclusivity, leadership and building stronger futures together.

📅 Date: Friday, 12 June 2026
🕢 Time: 7:30am – 12:00 noon
📍 Venue: NUST Ceremonial Hall Foyer, Bulawayo

🎤 Keynote Address by Mr Robert Sibanda
Former Headmaster, Mzilikazi High School

Featuring an exceptional panel of distinguished speakers:

• Virginia Muwanigwa
• Keith Heywood
• Bishop Sarah Nyathi
• Dr Petty Silitshena
• Mrs Nanzelelo Ndlovu will be the Programme Director of the morning.

Whether you are already in leadership, aspiring to lead, or passionate about creating inclusive spaces, this symposium is designed for you.

💡 Gain valuable insights.
🤝 Network with professionals and thought leaders.
🌍 Be part of the conversation shaping tomorrow's society.

💰 Investment Fee: US$50 per individual

⏳ Registration closes soon. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of a transformative and thought-provoking engagement.

Young men and women aspiring to leadership positions are especially encouraged to attend.



Register today and secure your place among leaders, innovators and change-makers committed to building a more inclusive future. 🌟

05/06/2026

Leadership in Cleaning and Keeping Our Environment

NUST’s top management, led by Vice Chancellor Professor Eng. Mqhele Dlodlo, today joined staff and students in the monthly national clean-up campaign effort. The team focused on the NUST Bulawayo Campus terminus gate area, where students board public transport to and from campus, ensuring the space is clean, environmental friendly and welcoming.

At the same time, staff at the Harare Ranch House Campus were also actively engaged in cleaning their surroundings, showing commitment to the national clean-up initiative.

Together, NUST continues to foster a culture of responsibility, sustainability, and pride in its environment.

05/06/2026

Professor Emeritus and former NUST Pro-Vice Chancellor, Prof Clever Nyathi pays a courtesy call to the Vice-Chancellor, Prof Mqhele E. Dlodlo. Prof Nyathi is the inaugural PVC under the leadership of NUST Founding Vice-Chancellor, Prof Phinias Makhurane.

03/06/2026

01/06/2026

Bridging Academics, Regulation, and Industry: NUST Faculty of Engineering Hosts Historic ECZ & ZIE CEO Engagement

The National University of Science and Technology (NUST) Faculty of Engineering recently became the epicentre of engineering excellence in the region as it proudly hosted the high-profile Engineering Council of Zimbabwe (ECZ) and Zimbabwe Institution of Engineers (ZIE) CEO Engagement with the Matabeleland Area Chapter!

The landmark event drew hundreds of eager engineering students, seasoned industry professionals, and key stakeholders from across the region, filling the venue to capacity and signalling a vibrant future for the engineering ecosystem in Matabeleland.

Opening the proceedings with a warm institutional welcome and an insightful academic overview was NUST's very own Executive Dean of Engineering, Dr B. Mtunzi. He highlighted NUST’s unwavering commitment to producing innovative, industry-ready engineers capable of solving real-world challenges.

Following the welcome, Eng. B. Ndlovu delivered the Matabeleland Chapter Address, unpacking ongoing regional initiatives and addressing current infrastructural and industrial challenges within the Matabeleland area. The ZIE Student Chapter Representative then took the podium, energetically presenting current student-led activities, career expectations, and the vital support required from the professional community to bridge the transition from lecture rooms to heavy industry.

Attendees were treated to powerhouse keynote presentations from the apex of engineering leadership in Zimbabwe. Dr Eng. S. Diarra (CEO, Zimbabwe Institution of Engineers) shared an inspiring roadmap for ZIE, highlighting national strategic goals, upcoming professional development initiatives, and the crucial role local engineers must play in spearheading national industrialisation and development. This was complemented by Dr Eng. B. Rafemoyo (CEO, Engineering Council of Zimbabwe), who delivered an essential masterclass on professional compliance, ethical practice, legal frameworks, and the absolute necessity of registration with the council to preserve safety and global engineering standards.

The highlight of the evening was the wide-open Interactive Q&A and Panel Discussion. The floor was handed over to the hundreds of students and practising engineers in attendance. A robust, transparent, and exciting dialogue ensued, with the CEOs addressing burning questions regarding professional graduate traineeships, professional mentoring, standardisations, and direct opportunities for local engineering talent.

The successful evening wrapped up with an official Vote of Thanks from the ZIE Matabeleland Chapter leadership. Attendees then moved into an energetic networking session over refreshments, sharing ideas and building valuable professional connections.

A huge thank you to the ECZ and ZIE leadership teams, our dedicated Faculty of Engineering, and the phenomenal crowd of professionals and students who made this engagement an absolute success! Together, we are engineering a bolder, brighter, and more resilient future!

31/05/2026

The media world is changing fast, are you ready to be part of and lead the transformation?

Join broadcasters, innovators, and regulators at Zimbabwe’s premier gathering where big ideas meet bold action.

Expect thought‑provoking panels, fresh insights on sustainability, and powerful collaborations that will shape the next decade of broadcasting.

Why attend?

*Network with leaders driving the future of media,
*Discover innovations redefining how audiences connect,
*Discover innovations redefining how audiences connect,
*Engage in debates on regulation in a disrupted landscape,
*Unlock opportunities for growth and collaboration.

This isn’t just another conference, it’s where the future of broadcasting in Zimbabwe and beyond is being written.