MSU, UNDP forge partnership to boost research and innovation

Speaking during the engagement, MSU acting executive Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences, Thomas Marambanyika, said the university was ready to deliver
By Staff Reporter 3h ago

MSU Mnangagwa law school opens

“Facilities of this nature will enhance research, innovation and partnerships that benefit both Zimbabwe and the wider region,” he said.
By Staff Reporter Aug. 5, 2026

Industry ministry signs deal to translate service charter into 16 official languages

The ministry said the initiative aims to strengthen stakeholder participation, industry-standard compliance and public feedback channels to support inclusive economic growth.
By Valentine Maya Jul. 10, 2026

MSU students come face to face with Zvishavane’s marauding baboons

Another student, Tariro, who resides in Noevale, recounted a similar nightmare: “They took my entire week’s worth of cooked food right out of the pot.
By Allen Mangava Jun. 13, 2026

High Court reinstates expelled MSU students

THE Zimbabwe National Students Union (Zinasu) has won a High Court challenge against the Midlands State University (MSU).
By Brent Shamu Mar. 16, 2026

MSU churns out 96 000 graduates since 2004: Shava

“This rich diversity reflects the university's strong commitment to internationalisation — a hallmark of any credible and respected higher education institution,” said Shava. 
By Sharon Zebra Mar. 11, 2026

All Set for MSU Alumni Reunion and Business Expo

He added that this aligns with global trends towards convergence of ideas and they expect all progressive alumni to tap into this opportunity. 
By Takemore Mazuruse Mar. 1, 2026

MSU expands food and beverages business unit

The MSU Food and Processing Plant, established in 2021, at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, was initially designed to meet the university’s internal supply needs. 
By Business Reporter Feb. 12, 2026

Growing intolerance for free expression must stop

Section 59 guarantees every citizen the right to demonstrate and present petitions peacefully.  
By Newsday Oct. 6, 2025