President Mnangagwa Presides Over Great Zimbabwe University Graduation

By Enia Dube

President, Dr. E. D. Mnangagwa, presided over Great Zimbabwe University’s (GZU) 18th graduation ceremony, held at the university’s main campus in Masvingo. This significant event marked a major milestone for graduating students and highlighted the government’s commitment to education.

GZU’s graduation ceremony showcased the university’s dedication to quality education, aligning with Education 5.0. This philosophy emphasizes innovation, industrialization, and socio-economic transformation, aiming to make Zimbabwe an upper-middle-income economy by 2030. President Mnangagwa’s presence underscored the government’s support for this vision. 

During the ceremony, President Dr. Mnangagwa conferred degrees upon graduates, acknowledging their hard work and achievements. The event recognized GZU’s crucial role in shaping Zimbabwe’s future, fostering economic growth, and promoting national development.

President Dr. Mnangagwa delivered a keynote address emphasizing the importance of Education 5.0. He encouraged graduates to utilize their skills to drive innovation and industrialization. The graduating class showcased GZU’s diverse academic offerings, demonstrating the university’s commitment to quality education. 

This momentous occasion demonstrated Zimbabwe’s unwavering commitment to education, innovation, and progress. As the country strives to achieve upper-middle-income status by 2030, events like this highlight the government’s dedication to nurturing future leaders.