GZU Dean of Heritage to speak at Africa Day Summit

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 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 is an exclusive event that brings together high-achieving women executives, thought leaders, and industry innovators to share insights, experiences, and trends shaping the corporate world. The event features inspiring keynotes, panel discussions, and networking opportunities with influential figures in the industry. This year's theme is "Gender Equality: Key to Unlocking SDG."


Africa Day is celebrated annually to commemorate the African Union and promote unity, solidarity, and cooperation among African countries. The event will feature a rich cultural program, including African music and dance performances. Delegates will be treated to a diverse array of African cuisine and will have the opportunity to savor various types of African dishes. The dress code for the event is African attire, adding to the vibrant and festive atmosphere.

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