Ministry of Skills Audit and Development witnessed cutting-edge hydroponics & aquaculture systems during a special learning visit to the institution, which is harnessing smart agriculture to: Boost productivity with less water & space Strengthen food security through year-round harvests Combat climate change with eco-friendly tech From soil-less greens to thriving fish farms, Shamva Agricultural College […]
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This Friday, the Minister of Skills Audit and Development, Professor Paul Mavima, attended a digitals skills training event he organized in partnership with the Vision 2030 Movement , in collaboration with NetOne. The training, held at the National University of Science and Technology, attracted participants from NUST, Lupane State University and other organizations in Bulawayo. […]
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This morning, Professor Paul Mavima attended the Mind Education Workshop in Harare, organised by ZIMFEP in partnership with the International Youth Fellowship IYF BW, where he stressed Government’s committment to supporting education models that are holistic, home-grown and transformative. He said investing in mind education enhances both the professional and personal lives of teachers, leading […]
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Beginning today June 5, 2025, the Ministry of Skills Audit and Development is proud to host a 2-day National Career Guidance Policy Framework workshop at the Management Training Bureau in Msasa, Harare! This workshop is an incredible opportunity to engage with thought leaders, industry experts, and policy makers as we lay the groundwork for a […]
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“In deliberating these emerging issues, therefore, I call upon you the elected representatives of the peoples of the region, to ensure that systems based on artificial intelligence and other technologies do not merely cut-and-paste global models. They must reflect the unique priorities and perspectives of the SADC region and Africa in general, from an Afrocentric […]
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The tour of DINSON Iron and Steel Company saw a meeting between Government, Academia and Industry. The meeting was to see how the three can come together and develop skills matching the advancing industry. Technical committee members present were from: Ministry of Skills Audit and Development Chinhoyi University Ministry of Mines Ministry of Local Government […]
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Hon Minister, Professor Paul Mavima‘s speech during the prize-giving ceremony for participants who took part in the pico-CTF Africa cyber security competition, including Zimbabwean students from University of Zimbabwe Academic Registry and the Harare Institute of Technology… Good afternoon. It is a distinct honor to be here today representing Zimbabwe’s Ministry of Skills Audit and […]
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In the quest for success, it’s crucial to recognize that skills are the true game-changers—far outweighing mere knowledge and abilities. While knowledge can provide a foundation and abilities can offer potential, it is the mastery of skills that propels us upward on the skills ladder of success. Are you ready to challenge the status quo […]
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The prize giving ceremony for Zimbabwean students who participated and won in the pico-CTF cyber security competitions held earlier in the year. Female hackers also took part and are being recognised for their commitment to upskill and embrace digital skills.
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The Electrical Installations competition finally came to a finish! The contest marks the conclusion of our skills competitions that were running since Monday. It was won by: 1. Easy Mwembe – Gold 2. Faith Runesu – Silver 3. Nkanyiso Njamba – Bronze We appreciate all contestants who answered the call and took part in the […]
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