Zimpapers Reporter
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has described the 1 153 graduates of Lupane State University (LSU) as drivers of Zimbabwe’s development, innovation and vision for the future.
In a congratulatory message posted on his social media platforms following Thursday’s 17th graduation ceremony, which he presided over at the university’s main campus in Lupane, Matabeleland North Province, the President urged the Class of 2026 to use their knowledge and skills to contribute to building the country.
“As you graduate today, remember that you are the drivers of our nation’s development, innovation, and vision for the future. Go out there, make us proud, and contribute to building the Zimbabwe we all want,” he said.
President Mnangagwa congratulated the graduands on attaining their academic qualifications, commending their hard work, resilience and academic excellence.
He said this year’s graduating class reflected the country’s commitment to inclusive education, with 645 women and 508 men graduating.
The President capped the 1 153 graduands at the university’s 17th graduation ceremony.
“Congratulations, Makorokoto, Amhlophe!” he said.
