Author: Justin Mahlahla

Ministry of Skills Audit and Development - Articles by: Justin Mahlahla
10Jul2025

Chief Secretary Applauds Skills Audit Ministry’s Rapid Progress: Prof. Mavima & Amb. Chitiga Recognised for Foundational Work

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Chief Secretary to the President and Cabinet, Dr. Martin Rushwaya has praised Minister, Prof. Paul Mavima and Permanent Secretary, Amb. Rudo Chitiga for their leadership in establishing the Ministry of Skills Audit and Development from scratch, including mobilizing human and material resources. The Chief Secretary was speaking during a familiarisation visit to the Ministry last […]

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09Jul2025

Binga’s Kabuba Ward 17 Voices Skills Needs in Community Assessment

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The third day of Binga’s Training Needs Assessment brought vibrant discussions to Kabuba Ward 17’s Champongo Village, where community members clearly articulated the skills they believe will drive personal and economic transformation. Men in the village prioritized driving, beekeeping and plumbing as key trades for livelihood improvement. Participants highlighted a need for skills that they […]

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08Jul2025

Training Needs Assessment – Day 2, Ward 22, Chibila (Binga)

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Today, we engaged with the vibrant young men and women of Chibila to understand their aspirations and challenges. Their energy and ideas were truly inspiring!

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07Jul2025

Binga Ward 13 opens up on critical skills as Training Needs Assessment Kicks Off

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The quiet village of Saba Lubanda in Binga Ward 13 buzzed with energy today as the first day of a comprehensive Training Needs Assessment got underway. The initiative, aimed at identifying critical skills gaps and empowerment opportunities, saw enthusiastic participation from community members eager to shape their own development trajectory. Local men, women, and youth […]

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03Jul2025

Zim Faces Urgent Skills Revolution as AI Transforms Job Market

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At a high-level symposium hosted by the Institute of Global Leadership and Administration titled “The Future of Jobs: Is Labour Ready for AI?”, Permanent Secretary for Skills Audit and Development, Ambassador Rudo Chitiga, issued a stark warning about the nation’s preparedness for the AI-driven economy. In her keynote address, Ambassador Chitiga revealed an urgent need […]

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