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Today, Team B of the Portfolio Committee on Higher and Tertiary Education, Innovation, Science and Technology Developmen...
05/09/2026

Today, Team B of the Portfolio Committee on Higher and Tertiary Education, Innovation, Science and Technology Development and the Thematic Committee on HIV/AIDS and SRHR conducted oversight visits to Mbare Population Services Health Clinic and Harare Institute of Technology (HIT).
The visits assessed the availability, accessibility and consistency of HIV/AIDS and SRHR services, particularly for adolescents and young people, while engaging stakeholders on challenges and barriers to accessing these services.
The oversight visits reaffirm Parliament’s commitment to accountability, inclusive access to health services and addressing the HIV/AIDS and SRHR needs of young people.

Yesterday, the Portfolio Committee on Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprises Development conducted a ver...
03/09/2026

Yesterday, the Portfolio Committee on Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprises Development conducted a verification visit to Kylsat Investments t/a Mars Foods in Gwanda, assessing the impact of support extended to the enterprise and its contribution to local economic development.

The Committee established that Mars Foods is playing a significant role in local value addition, employment creation and economic empowerment, with operations spanning the production of grain products, beverages, bread and other food products, as well as accommodation facilities and farming.

The visit further underscored the transformative impact of SMEDCO support in enabling MSMEs to access finance, acquire productive capacity, expand their operations and create sustainable opportunities, particularly for women’s economic empowerment and community development.

However, the enterprise raised concern over exorbitant interest rates, which substantially increase the cost of borrowing and place considerable pressure on MSMEs striving to expand and remain viable. The Committee noted that affordable, accessible and sustainable financing is critical to unlocking the full potential of MSMEs, enabling them to reinvest, expand production, create decent employment and contribute meaningfully to Zimbabwe’s economic growth.

Today, Team B of the Portfolio Committee on Higher and Tertiary Education, Innovation, Science and Technology Developmen...
03/09/2026

Today, Team B of the Portfolio Committee on Higher and Tertiary Education, Innovation, Science and Technology Development and the Thematic Committee on HIV/AIDS and SRHR conducted an oversight visit to Marondera University of Agricultural Science and Technology (MAUST) and Nyadire Teachers College.
The visits focused on assessing the availability, accessibility and uptake of HIV/AIDS and Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) services among adolescents and young people in institutions of higher and tertiary education.
The Committees sought to:
• Assess the availability and consistency of SRHR services and measures aimed at reducing HIV prevalence and incidence among adolescents and young people.

Team A of the  Joint Portfolio Committee on Higher and Tertiary Education, Innovation, Science and Technology and the Th...
03/09/2026

Team A of the Joint Portfolio Committee on Higher and Tertiary Education, Innovation, Science and Technology and the Thematic Committee on HIV and Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights continued their oversight visits in Masvingo, visiting Mucheke Clinic and Bondolfi Teachers College.
At Mucheke Clinic, the Committees received a detailed briefing from clinic officials on the availability, accessibility and uptake of HIV and Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) services. The officials highlighted measures being taken to provide confidential, accessible and youth-friendly services, while also outlining challenges affecting effective service delivery and recommendations for strengthening the provision of these services.
The discussions focused on the functionality of youth-friendly services, confidentiality and privacy, availability of essential medicines and SRHR commodities, HIV testing and prevention, and strategies to improve HIV service uptake among young people.
At Bondolfi Teachers College, the Committees engaged with student teachers, who shared their experiences and perspectives on accessing HIV and SRHR services. The interaction provided an opportunity for students to raise concerns around the accessibility and availability of services, confidentiality, youth-friendly approaches and the uptake of HIV prevention, testing and treatment services.
The students also highlighted areas where they believe greater support, awareness and improved access to information and services are needed. Their contributions enabled the Committees to gain first-hand insight into the barriers young people face in accessing HIV and SRHR services and to identify practical recommendations for improving service delivery within tertiary institutions.
The visits reaffirmed Parliament’s commitment to strengthening oversight, promoting accessible and youth-friendly health services, and ensuring that young people have access to comprehensive HIV and SRHR information and services.

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A glimpse into the official launch of the Committee of the Future at the New Parliament Building, capturing key moments ...
03/09/2026

A glimpse into the official launch of the Committee of the Future at the New Parliament Building, capturing key moments from a landmark occasion as Parliament takes a bold step towards strategic foresight, innovation and future-ready governance.

The vision of the Committee of the Future is to be a catalyst for institutional transformation, positioning Parliament t...
03/09/2026

The vision of the Committee of the Future is to be a catalyst for institutional transformation, positioning Parliament to anticipate emerging challenges and harness future opportunities. Through strategic foresight, inclusive governance and evidence-based leadership, the Committee seeks to advance excellence, accountability and innovation, helping to build a Parliament that is responsive to today while remaining prepared for the demands of tomorrow.

“We do not predict the future, but prepare for it.”Deputy President of the Senate, Lt. Gen. (Rtd) Hon. M. R. Nyambuya, u...
03/09/2026

“We do not predict the future, but prepare for it.”

Deputy President of the Senate, Lt. Gen. (Rtd) Hon. M. R. Nyambuya, underscored this guiding principle during the launch of the Committee of the Future at the New Parliament Building today.

He emphasised that the Committee is not about predicting what lies ahead, but about using strategic foresight, evidence and long-term thinking to anticipate emerging challenges and opportunities, strengthen policy-making and ensure that Zimbabwe is better prepared for the future.

The Committee will look 10–30 years ahead, helping to shape resilient and adaptive policies that serve Zimbabwe’s long-term national interests and promote intergenerational justice.

The Committee of the Future is established to anticipate and prepare for emerging challenges and opportunities that will...
03/09/2026

The Committee of the Future is established to anticipate and prepare for emerging challenges and opportunities that will shape Zimbabwe’s social, economic, technological and environmental landscape over the next 10–30 years, ensuring proactive rather than reactive governance.

The Committee will provide strategic foresight and evidence-based policy recommendations to Parliament, the Executive and developmental bodies on long-term priorities that transcend electoral cycles and promote intergenerational justice.

The Committee will also conduct Futures Impact Assessments on major legislation, policies and national strategies to ensure that they are resilient, adaptive and aligned with Zimbabwe’s long-term national interests.

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