"But Jesus beheld them, and said unto them, With men this is impossible; but with God all things are possible. "
~ Mat 19:26
"And he said, The things which are impossible with men are possible with God." ~Luk 18:27
Today, I had the distinct pleasure of touring and officially commissioning the Mutoko Bioeconomy Industrial Park, a flagship project that epitomizes the essence of our Education 5.0 philosophy. This state-of-the-art facility houses a biodiesel factory, a soap factory, and a cooking oil refinery.
During the visit, I unveiled a commemorative plaque to mark the official opening of this industrial hub. From Classrooms to Industries, the Mutoko Bioeconomy Industrial Park exemplifies the successful translation of research from Zimbabwe’s universities and tertiary institutions into thriving commercial industries.
By focusing on value addition and beneficiation of our local biological resources, we are creating sustainable wealth for our communities, enhancing national food security, generating employment opportunities for our youth, and driving inclusive economic growth across the nation.
Furthermore, we are strengthening domestic production and reducing reliance on imports, thereby boosting Zimbabwe’s competitiveness in both regional and international markets. We remain committed to industrializing our rural communities and ensuring that no one and no place is left behind. Nyika inovakwa nevene vayo!
Today, His Excellency President Emmerson Mnangagwa will officially commission the Mutoko Bioeconomy Industrial Park, in Mutoko, Mashonaland East Province.
The Industrial Park is a brainchild of the Ministry of Higher and Tertiary Education, Innovation, Science and Technology Development through its knowledge entity, Finealt Engineering.
#Education5.0
🚨 BREAKING:
A controversial referee decision from FIFA!
FIFA formed the refereeing team for the France-Morocco quarter-final entirely from Argentine officials.
Don't bother this much, just give the trophy to Messi and don't tire anyone out...
THE newly established Kasambabezi Border Post in Binga District is expected to strengthen trade and connectivity between Zimbabwe and Zambia while creating new economic opportunities for border communities.
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13/13 This wave of nine teams signals deeper squad strength across regions: West Africa (multiple powerhouses), North Africa (traditional giants), and emerging sides from Southern and Central Africa. It boosts confidence, attracts investment, and inspires the next generation.
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12/13DR Congo: The Leopards Roar Again
DR Congo (formerly Zaire) brought historical echoes— they were the first sub-Saharan African team at the World Cup in 1974. Their 2026 advancement is a proud return to relevance on the continental stage.2399fc