Freeman Razemba
Senior Reporter
THE Airports Company of Zimbabwe (ACZ) is satisfied with its performance so far this year and will continue upholding good corporate governance as well as the expectations of its shareholders by fulfilling the goals of the National Development Strategy (NDS1).
ACZ is holding a mid-year strategic review workshop in Harare, meant to evaluate its progress and refine objectives.
The workshop is being attended by ACZ board chairman Advocate Tichaona John Muhonde, chief executive officer Mr Tawanda Gusha, board members and senior officials.
The workshop is crucial for driving the development and efficiency of Zimbabwe’s aviation infrastructure.
ACZ is a parastatal under the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development.
In an interview, Adv Muhonde, said: “We are here today, where we are doing our mid-term review. Mid-term review of 2025, the period January to June 2025.
“The purpose of reviewing our strategic plan for the year 2025, as well as our annual financial plan, the budget for the year 2025. As you all know, the purpose of the strategic review is to have a pause as a company, board and management, to reflect on the performance of the organisation to date, between January and June 2025.
“And we are happy that by doing this, we are not only reviewing our own performance, but also complying with the law, also complying with good corporate governance, and also complying with the expectations of our shareholder, ensuring that we fulfil the NDS1, as well as our vision as a company, and the country towards Vision 2030.”
He assured the Government that they will also comply by meeting their target of conducting the outstanding annual general meetings.
“As the board chairperson, I am happy and pleased to report that we are very satisfied with the performance to date,” Adv Muhonde said.
“As you are aware, Airports Company of Zimbabwe is a young company, having been formed in 2018, and is the only Government aviation business anywhere in Zimbabwe. We are happy that there is progress.
“As we review the strategic plan for the year, between July and December 2025, we also look forward to comply with our annual general meetings for the years which have been outstanding, that is 2022, 2023 and 2024.
“We have already promised our shareholder, and we are living up to that promise, to ensure that we also comply in that regard.”



