By Justin Mahlahla, Deputy Director, Communication and Advocacy, Ministry of Skills Audit and Development The road into Plumtree carries a different kind of traffic these days. Buses idle at the border post, engines ticking as they cool and off them step Zimbabweans who left with nothing but a plan and are returning with something more […]
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Register to attend the Africa Skills Week (12 to 16 October, 2026) Skills for Resilient and Competitive African Industries: From Training to Value Creation. Five days of policy dialogue, practical exchange and partnerships for a future-ready African workforce.
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The Ministry of Skills Audit and Development (MOSAD) has registered 15 000 skilled Zimbabweans who have returned home in recent weeks, mainly from South Africa, marking one of the most tangible milestones yet in the rollout of the Zimbabwe Global Skills Partnership Programme (ZGSPP).
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Registration on the Zimbabwe Global Skills Partnership Programme is free and open to skilled Zimbabweans, including those newly back from South Africa.
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African Union Commissioner for Education, Science, Technology and Innovation (ESTI), His Excellency, Professor Gaspard Banyankimbona, accompanied by his delegation, has paid a courtesy meeting to the Ministry of Skills Audit and Development as part of preparations for the upcoming Africa Skills Week.
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The Ministry of Skills Audit and Development has officially handed over a biogas digester to Wanezi High School, a project that goes beyond renewable energy by equipping students and communities with practical skills for innovation, sustainability and job creation. From manure to clean energy, from learners to future job creators.
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Zimbabwe prepares to host #AfricaSkillsWeek (12 – 16 Oct 2026). MDAs linked to Zimbabwe’s skills ecosystem met today at MOSAD offices to map the way forward.
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The Government of Zimbabwe, through the Ministry of Skills Audit and Development has signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Liquid Intelligent Technologies to establish and operationalize a Software Developer Skills Development Hub aimed at positioning Zimbabwe as a continental leader in digital skills, innovation and technology entrepreneurship.
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In a landmark signing at its offices on Monday, 18 May 2026, the Ministry of Skills Audit and Development (MOSAD) and Eleven Pvt Ltd formalised a Memorandum of Understanding to establish SAKIS, the Skills Audit and Knowledge Intelligence System. For the first time, Zimbabwe will have a living, breathing, continuously-updated national skills map.
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Zimbabwe will host the African Union Africa Skills Week in Harare from October 12 to 16, 2026, following Cabinet approval of the proposal aimed at advancing skills development, innovation and industrialisation across the continent.
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