Businessman and chairperson of the Land Tenure Implementation Committee, Kudakwashe Tagwirei, is set to speak at the upcoming National Education Summit Zimbabwe (NESZ 2026), where he will present on land tenure policy frameworks and implementation issues in Zimbabwe.
According to summit organisers, Tagwirei will address delegates on the topic: Land Tenure in Zimbabwe: Policy Frameworks, Implementation, and the Role of the Land Tenure Implementation Committee.
The summit is scheduled to run from May 27 to 30 at the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair grounds in Bulawayo.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa is expected to officially open the fourth edition of the summit.
Running under the theme From Policy to Practice: Driving Innovation and Investment in Zimbabwe’s Education System, the summit is expected to bring together government leaders, education experts, development partners, private sector executives and civil society organisations to discuss practical solutions for transforming Zimbabwe’s education sector.
NESZ 2026 is being convened by Action for Empowerment Zimbabwe (AEZ) in partnership with Business Diary and in collaboration with the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education.
Primary and Secondary Education minister Torerai Moyo is serving as the convenor of the summit and is expected to lead discussions on reforms and implementation strategies within the education sector.
AEZ president Alson Darikayi said the event was aimed at creating practical and solution-driven conversations around the future of education in Zimbabwe.
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“We are bringing together policymakers, educators, development practitioners, investors and industry leaders to explore practical solutions that can transform Zimbabwe’s education system from policy formulation to effective implementation,” Darikayi said.
“The summit is not only about dialogue, but about building partnerships, driving innovation and creating sustainable investment opportunities within the education sector.”
Darikayi said the inclusion of speakers from different sectors reflected the interconnected nature of national development issues.
“Education does not exist in isolation,” he said.
“Discussions around land tenure, infrastructure, governance, innovation and economic development all have a direct bearing on the future of education and national progress.”
He added that Tagwirei’s participation would contribute valuable perspectives on policy implementation and development planning.
The high-level gathering will feature ministers, legislators, academics, education stakeholders and private sector leaders from across Zimbabwe and the region.
Organisers said the summit seeks to bridge the gap between policy formulation and practical implementation through dialogue, innovation and strategic partnerships.
Tagwirei’s participation is expected to draw interest from policymakers, development practitioners and business leaders following ongoing national discussions surrounding land tenure systems, investment security and economic productivity.
