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The National University of Science and Technology (NUST) in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe's vision is; to be A world-class University in science, technology, innovation, entrepreneurship and business-development, spearheading industrialisation
locally and beyond.

Representatives from the World Food Programme (WFP), Scott Ronchini, LARA Coordinator (WFP HQ), and Adiaenmichelle Dokor...
11/05/2026

Representatives from the World Food Programme (WFP), Scott Ronchini, LARA Coordinator (WFP HQ), and Adiaenmichelle Dokora, Resilience Officer (WFP Country Office, Harare), today paid a courtesy visit to the NUST Vice Chancellor’s Office as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen collaboration and partnership.

Over the course of their three-day visit, discussions will be centred on exploring new opportunities for collaboration, while also reviewing and consolidating outcomes from previous joint workshops and initiatives. These engagements are aimed at advancing resilience, research, and sustainable development through shared knowledge and innovation.

The visit marks another significant milestone in fostering impactful partnerships that drive knowledge exchange and practical solutions for community development.







08/05/2026

Today on the , we’re getting an exclusive look into the upcoming Amagugu Africa Day Commemorations. We are joined in-studio by Cynthia Maticha, the Programs Assistant at Yellow World, to talk about youth innovation, cultural heritage, and why this year’s celebration is a must-attend!
​From green spaces to creative empowerment, find out how Yellow World is redefining the African narrative. 🇿🇼

08/05/2026

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Keeping Our Nation Shining: Today, the National University of Science and Technology (NUST) Harare office team today pro...
08/05/2026

Keeping Our Nation Shining:

Today, the National University of Science and Technology (NUST) Harare office team today proudly joined the rest of the University and nation in the monthly National Clean-Up Campaign.

In line with our commitment to environmental sustainability and corporate social responsibility, our team took to the streets to ensure our surroundings reflect the excellence we strive for in education and innovation. A clean environment is the foundation of a healthy, productive society.

Thank you to all the staff and volunteers who dedicated their morning to making a visible difference. Let us continue to keep Zimbabwe clean, one street at a time.

The National University of Science and Technology (NUST) Graduate School of Business Sciences (GSBS) in partnership with...
08/05/2026

The National University of Science and Technology (NUST) Graduate School of Business Sciences (GSBS) in partnership with the Midlands State University (MSU) Graduate School of Business Leadership (GSBL) successfully hosted the Women Empowerment Symposium 2026 on 08 May at the MSU Main Campus in Gweru.

Held under the theme “The Blueprint: Women Building Businesses on Their Own Terms,” the symposium brought together women leaders, aspiring professionals, and industry experts for a morning of inspiration, learning, and meaningful engagement.

The event was headlined by keynote speaker Dr Mandas Marikanda, CEO of the Zimbabwe Women’s Bank, alongside a dynamic panel of speakers who shared valuable insights on leadership, entrepreneurship, and personal growth.

Participants engaged in enriching discussions, built networks, and left empowered to take charge of their journeys in business and leadership.





🥈 Double Silver for the NUST Rugby Boys! 🥈Huge congratulations to the National University of Science and Technology (NUS...
08/05/2026

🥈 Double Silver for the NUST Rugby Boys! 🥈

Huge congratulations to the National University of Science and Technology (NUST) Rugby Team for securing a hard-fought Silver Medal at the ZITS 2026 Games! 🇿🇼🏉

Consistency is the hallmark of a great team. After clinching silver at the Zimbabwe University Sports (ZUS) 2026 Games earlier this year, the boys have done it again, proving they are officially one of the most formidable forces on the field.

Two major tournaments, two silver medals, and a whole lot of heart. We could not be prouder of the grit and determination shown by the squad.

Let us show them some love in the comments! 👇


Today, the NUST librarian Mrs Cynthia Ncube visited the Harare Campus as part of an orientation visit. The Librarian's i...
07/05/2026

Today, the NUST librarian Mrs Cynthia Ncube visited the Harare Campus as part of an orientation visit. The Librarian's interaction with our Harare staff comes as plans for establishing a branch library at the Harare Campus reach an advanced stage. Once operational, the library will play a key role in supporting students' learning and research.

03/05/2026
IMUNZI in partnership with the Zimbabwe Medical Students Association (ZiMSA), on Thursday hosted a special welcome exper...
03/05/2026

IMUNZI in partnership with the Zimbabwe Medical Students Association (ZiMSA), on Thursday hosted a special welcome experience for Part 1 Bachelor of Biomedical Sciences (BMS) students.

This student-centred event was designed to create a smooth and supportive transition into university life by connecting first years with experienced Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of surgery (MBBS) mentors.

This is more than a welcome it’s the beginning of their journey in a supportive medical community






⚠️ATTENTION: Call for Abstracts⚠️13th International Conference on Communication and Information Science (ICCIS)The Facul...
29/04/2026

⚠️ATTENTION: Call for Abstracts⚠️

13th International Conference on Communication and Information Science (ICCIS)

The Faculty of Communication and Information Science invites submissions for its upcoming conference focused on the safety and well-being of students within higher education.

Theme
Safe Campuses, Healthy Futures: Communicating and Advancing Knowledge on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) in African Tertiary Institutions

Event Details
* Dates: 1–2 October 2026
* Venue: Cresta Churchill, Bulawayo, Zimbabwe
* Publication Opportunity: Selected papers presented at the conference will be invited for submission to a special issue of the Southern Africa Journal of Communication and Information Science (SAJCIS).

Areas of Interest
Abstracts are invited on theoretical and practical contributions related to:
* Gender-based violence and institutional accountability
* Mental health and wellbeing in higher education
* Digital media, journalism, and public communication of SRHR
* Libraries, information access, and SRHR literacy
* Indigenous knowledge systems and culture
* Policy, governance, and legal frameworks

Submission Guidelines
Abstracts of 250 words should include the title, methodology, author affiliations, and chosen sub-theme.

* Submission Deadline: 30 June 2026
* Notification of Acceptance: 12 July 2026
* Submit to: [email protected] and cc [email protected]

Registration Fees
* Students (Local and International): USD 50
* Participants (Local and International): USD 150
* Exhibition: USD 150

For further enquiries, please contact the secretariat:
Miss S. Ndlovu: [email protected] (+263771028895)
Mrs C. Ncube: [email protected] (+263773200881)

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29/04/2026

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