Powering the Future: ZOU Invites Partners to Solarise Manicaland Campus
The Zimbabwe Open University (ZOU) is inviting industry leaders, alumni, and visionaries to a night of purpose and progress. On Friday, 15 May 2026, the university will host the Manicaland Regional Campus Solarisation Fundraising Dinner, a critical initiative to transition the campus to 100% sustainable energy.
This drive is more than a facility upgrade; it is a pledge to “uninterrupted education.” In an era where digital access is the backbone of distance learning, solar energy ensures that ZOU students remain connected to their dreams, independent of the power grid.
An Evening of Purpose
Under the direction of Mrs. S. Moyo, the gala will feature a keynote address by Vice Chancellor Professor P.H. Gundani. The Vice Chancellor will outline how this solar project directly fuels ZOU’s mission to empower the world through high-quality, flexible learning.
Why it Matters:
- Sustainability: Transforming the regional campus into a resilient, eco-friendly hub.
- Innovation: Leveraging green technology to solve modern educational hurdles.
- Impact: Hearing firsthand from an Alumni Representative on how digital stability changes lives.
Be Part of the Spark
More than just a dinner, this is a gathering of minds committed to a brighter Zimbabwe. Starting at 18:00 Hours, the evening offers a unique space to connect with the leaders shaping our future.
Join University Leadership, including Acting Regional Director Dr. Mvumi, Pro-Vice Chancellors Professor Njaya and Professor Nyakatawa, and Bursar Dr. Garainesu Shoko, alongside representatives from sister universities and the corporate world. Whether you are a proud Alumnus or a community leader, this is your chance to network, collaborate, and help “turn the switch on” for sustainable education.
ZOU invites partners who share our values of integrity, accountability, and inclusivity to help light the way for the next generation of leaders.
