Great Zimbabwe Times

The Executive Dean of the Robert Mugabe School of Heritage and Education, Prof. Munyaradzi Manyanga, delivered the keynote address at the recently held Women Leadership and Executives Summit. The event was organized by Shekinah Media in conjunction with the Women Entrepreneurship Day Organization (WEDO) under this year's theme, "Empowering Women, Driving Development." Shekinah Media Founder and WEDO Country Ambassador Angeline Zimbwani-Mikiri said it was an honor to have the renowned historian and heritage expert inspire women through his presentation on "The vital role of empowering women through education, heritage, innovation, and entrepreneurship to unlock Africa's potential." His presentation, which included anecdotes from African culture and examples of women from African history, showed that it is normal for women to lead in all spheres of life. Mr. Noel Zulu, a Specialist Laparoscopic Surgeon and Superintendent of Masvingo General Hospital, also made

Join us on June 28, 2024, in the City of Masvingo for a vibrant celebration of our food, arts, and culture! The Food Showcase Market aims to promote healthy eating habits and highlight the importance of food as medicine. With the rising incidence of diet-related cancers, this event is a timely reminder of the need to prioritize our health and wellbeing. The event will feature: Traditional meals Innovative designs Local indigenous products Local traditional music and poetry Highlights include: Promoting local products like potter's baskets Value addition of local food Insights from industry experts and investors Networking opportunities with local food entrepreneurs and industry experts Export market opportunities Exploring innovative value-added products and designs Learning from industry experts and investors. Networking and building connections Enjoying local traditional music and poetry Additionally, we are honored to have medical experts joining us to share their expertise on k

The Africa day event was a vibrant celebration of African culture, featuring a magnificent blend of music, dance, and cuisine. The festivities treated women to a sumptuous feast of traditional dishes, including nhopi, roadrunner, muboora unedovi, sadza rezviyo, zvinyenze, goat meat, rice and peanut butter, tsubvu, n'ii, and nyimo nyoro. The variety of flavors and aromas was a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Africa, and the joyous atmosphere was infectious. It was a truly unforgettable experience!"

Mr. Noel Ralph Zulu, a distinguished medical practitioner and specialist Laparoscopic Surgeon, is passionate about women's health and wellness. With a strong educational background, including a medical degree from Wits University, South Africa, and a Master's in General Surgery from the University of Zimbabwe, Mr. Zulu has refined his expertise through fellowships with COSECSA and the World Association of Laparoscopic Surgeons (India). He is a member of various professional associations, including the South African Society of Endoscopic Surgeons, the Association of Laparoscopic Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland, and the Surgical Society of Zimbabwe, ensuring he stays updated on the latest medical advancements. As Medical Superintendent of Masvingo Provincial Hospital and Lecturer and Head of Surgery at Great Zimbabwe University's Simon Mazorodze School of Medical Sciences, Mr. Zulu brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the panel. He is dedicated to empowering w

 Professor Munyaradzi Manyanga, Executive Dean of the Robert Mugabe School of Heritage and Education, is a renowned archaeologist and heritage manager with an impressive track record in teaching, research, and administration in higher education. His academic career has spanned multiple universities in Southern Africa, including the University of Zimbabwe, Midlands State University, University of Botswana, University of Pretoria, and the University of Witwatersrand. Professor Manyanga holds a doctorate from Uppsala University, Sweden, and serves as a member of the National Museums and Monuments of Zimbabwe board, as well as the Culture Fund. On Africa Day, Professor Manyanga will deliver a speech at the Women Leadership and Executives Summit, held at the Lodge at the Ancient City. His presentation will focus on the crucial role of empowering women through education, heritage, innovation, and entrepreneurship in unlocking Africa's potential. The Women Leadership and Executives Summit

 In 1991, African journalists gathered in Namibia and established free press principles. The principles came to be known as the Windhoek Declaration. And since then, the 3rd of May has been commemorated as World Press Freedom Day (WPFD). A Press for the Planet: Journalism in the face of the Environmental Crisis This year the day is commemorated under the theme: “A Press for the Planet: Journalism in the face of the Environmental Crisis” It highlights the important roles journalists play in winning the fight against climate change. Through accurate, timely and comprehensive reporting on environmental issues, their consequences and solutions, journalists become the vessel through which sustainable development can be achieved. The theme this year could not be more timely as Zimbabwe is facing a drought and irregular weather patterns. Journalists are therefore vital in disseminating information to the public on environmental matters to help citizens to make informed decisions. This in

"Empowering Women, Transforming Africa: Join the Movement! Shekinah Media and Women Entrepreneurship Day Organisation (WEDO) invite you to a groundbreaking Women in Leadership and Executives Summit on May 25th at the Lodge at Ancient City, Masvingo. Celebrate Africa Day with us and be part of a powerful conversation on gender equality and women empowerment, aligning with the theme "Educate an African fit for the 21st Century." Experience a day of: - Inspiring keynotes and panel discussions - Networking with trailblazing women from across Africa - Showcasing innovative solutions and success stories - Celebrating African women's achievements and contributions - Exploring the potential of AI for socioeconomic transformation - Enjoying African cuisine, music, and cultural heritage Don't miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and grow with women leaders and change-makers from across the corporate circles. Book your accommodations early and join us on May 25th at the