‼️TWINS SET TO GRADUATE AND WIN AWARDS AT NUST GRADUATION
ITS double joy for twins Bongiwe Charmaine Moyo and Bongile Shantel Moyo, who are among the 2 570 graduands set to graduate at the National University of Science and Technology (NUST) graduation ceremony on Thursday.
NUST FM 101.1 “Umsakaz’oTops”, the vibrant campus radio of the National University of Science and Technology broadcasting since November 2022, operates on the principle of “by the students, for the students.” With a 5km FM radius complemented by online streaming via the NUST website, it amplifies youthful voices through programming focused on mental health, innovation and Education 5.0, extending its reach beyond campus to connect students with the wider community. This aligns with the mandate of @InfoMinZW to champion inclusive platforms that inform, educate and connect citizens, exemplifying how student-driven broadcasting fosters informed dialogue, creativity and community engagement for national development.
#Education5.0
Messi fooled everyone once again into thinking he was finished.
In the final five minutes, he drifted out to the wing and instantly became a different player. Suddenly, it was dribbles everywhere, two assists, and complete control of the game while barely breaking into a sprint.
Another footballing miracle from Lionel Messi.
Every time Messi moves out wide, you just know something is about to happen.
When Argentina needs a hero, it calls Messi. Twice. 💙
BAZ & NUST wrapped up the 2026 Annual Broadcasters Conference in style; 2 days of robust deliberations capped with a networking cocktail & World Cup action 🇿🇼📺⚽. The future of broadcasting in Zimbabwe looks brighter than ever! #ChooseNUST#StudyatNUST#ThinkInOtherTerms
Boardrooms don't have all the answers.
NUST Vice Chancellor Prof Mqhele Dlodlo says universities and research institutions should play a leading role in finding solutions to challenges facing the broadcasting industry. https://t.co/wGVV5KRwB7
Follow the Annual Broadcasters Conference 2026 at the NUST Ceremonial Hall Foyer, live via the link below.
#BroadcastersConf2026
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All is set here at the NUST Ceremonial Hall Foyer as Zimbabwean broadcasters converge for the Annual Broadcasters Conference 2026, 17–18 June. Two days of dialogue on sustainability, innovation and regulation in a disrupted media landscape. 🌍📡 #ABZ2026#chooseNUST