President caps 2 394 graduates at Bindura University

Wallace Ruzvidzo in Bindura

President Mnangagwa has presided over the Bindura University of Science Education (BUSE)’s 23rd graduation ceremony

where 2 394 students graduated.

Of these 1 246 were females while 1 148 were males, representing 52 percent.

Before presiding over the graduation ceremony, the President commissioned the BUSE Optometry and Auditory School which

is the first of its kind for a university in Africa.

He also commissioned a new students’ dining hall.

Speaking to journalists after the commissioning of the Optometry and Auditory School, President Mnangagwa said the tertiary

institution had been working on the facility for some time.

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