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Freeman Razemba
Senior Reporter
Airports Company of Zimbabwe (ACZ) executives have been appointed and re-appointed to senior roles in the Airports Council International, an organisation for airport authorities which informs industry members on practices and airport standards.
It was established in 1991 and is headquartered in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Its members operate more than 2 000 airports.
ACZ, chief executive officer Mr Tawanda Gusha, was re-elected as an ACI Africa board member, continuing his influence on the continent’s aviation strategy.
Information ccommunication technology director, Mr Daniel Muchuchuti, was appointed as the Facilitation, Technology and Innovation Committee chair, an integral role in shaping the future of airport operations.
Human resources and administration director, Ms Rumbidzai Ndavambi, will lend her expertise as a newly appointed member of the ACI Africa Human Resources and Leadership Committee, while quality assurance manager, Mr Davies Mandove, was appointed to the ACI Africa Environment and Sustainable Development Committee, a vital role in navigating the future of sustainable aviation.
In a statement, ACZ said, “The Airports Company of Zimbabwe (Private) Limited (ACZ) is honoured to have its leadership recognised with key appointments at the 74th Airports Council International (ACI) Africa annual conference.
“Hosted by the Zambia Airports Corporation Limited, the event in Zambia, Lusaka, from September 13 to 19, 2025, brought together aviation leaders from across the continent to shape the industry’s future.
“We are truly humbled by the following appointments, which reflect our commitment to excellence. This prestigious recognition highlights ACZ’s rising profile and our commitment to excellence in advancing African aviation.
“The conference, a cornerstone event for the industry, focused on critical topics such as air traffic management, non-aeronautical revenue streams and the implementation of globally recognised safety protocols. We are excited to contribute to these important discussions and propel our airports into a new era of growth and innovation.”
