Events

An in depth personal mentorship programme put together through step by step lessons for different areas of your life.

Fun for the whole family. Jumping castle, social tennis, 5 a side soccer, bocce, wine, lasagne, pizza, porchetta and lots more goodies!

Venue: Italian Club, 33 Quendon Road, Strathaven, Harare

A special fun-filled afternoon with family entertainment at The Cottage Café official launch and summer splash 

Afro Night with Victor Kunonga and Alexio Kawara at LongCheng’s Bar and Rouge.
Cover Charge

Gary Tight, Willom Tight, with guests artists, MacDee, Trevor Dongo, Alexio Kawara, Andy Muridzo, and many more

36 Hours of good music at the Xmas 2 in 1 concert being organised by the exploding 2Kings Entertainment

Classic jazz standards, Latin jazz, blues and afro folk music. free entry. let’s celebrate the new season in style.

Kotlin Night is a meetup that includes 3-4 talks on Kotlin or related technologies. JetBrains has already organised and hosted a couple of Kotlin Nights in San Francisco and London.

As GDG Harare Institute of Technology we have therefore partnered with Kotlin experts in Zimbabwe and JetBrains to host our first ever Kotlin night of many to come.

Come and here one of the leading African thinkers of our time. This Is a conference not to be missed focussing on finance, trade, ICT, value chains and land tenure. 

Mandivamba Rukuni holds a PhD degree from the University of Zimbabwe and an M.Sc. degree from  the University of Reading, UK in Tropical Agricultural Development (Economics). Inclusive of his achievements are several honours and awards, the most distinguished of which are: Honorary Doctoral Degree (2008) bestowed by the School of the Prophets Institute of Jerusalem; Citation from State of Michigan Congress 2008; Nominee, 1990 and 1992 Africa Prize for Leadership in the Sustainable End of Hunger. He has also published 15 books and more than 100 articles.

Mandivamba Rukuni is a development analyst and strategist in the areas of agriculture, community development, business, finance, government, and education.  He is currently Trustee of the Barefoot Education for Afrika Trust (BEAT) whose purpose is to promote community-based knowledge innovation for development.

His career began as an academic at the University of Zimbabwe where he lectured and served as Professor and Dean of Agriculture. He served as chairman of the Commission of Inquiry into Land Tenure Systems of Zimbabwe. In 2006 he began working with the W.K. Kellogg Foundation as the Director for Africa Programmes. Since then, Mandivamba Rukuni has conducted work as a consultant and advisor to organisations such as the World Bank; EU; USAID; DFID; CIDA; FAO; and the AfDB. He has more recently applied his expertise to advise NEPAD, Africa Union Commission, UNECA and CAADP on agriculture and land issues in Africa.