President to cap 734 at HIT graduation

President Mnangagwa is today expected to preside over the 17th graduation ceremony at the Harare Institute of Technology (HIT), where he will cap 734 graduands.
Of the graduands, 45 percent are female.

The President is expected to confer Master’s and Undergraduate Degrees in various disciplines, including engineering and technology, information science and technology, business and management sciences, industrial sciences and technology, as well as allied health sciences.

HIT Vice Chancellor Professor Quinton Kanhukamwe is expected to outline the institution’s achievements over the past year, as well as its targets and priorities for the current academic year and beyond.

President Mnangagwa is now at the Harare Institute of Technology (HIT) where he is presiding over the institution’s 17th graduation ceremony. 📸 : Edward Zvemisha

 

UPDATE :

President Mnangagwa follows proceedings as the Vice Chancellor of the Harare Institute of Technology (HIT) Professor Engineer Quinton Chamunorwa Kanhukamwe delivers his speech to delegates and graduates at the 17th occasion of the Instituion’s Graduation ceremony today. – Pictures: Edward Zvemisha

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