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Dr. Rosalie Kumbirai Katsande

Senior Lecturer

Qualifications: Doctor of Philosophy, University of Zimbabwe, 2016. Masters in Women’s Law, University of Zimbabwe...

Faculty: Law

Department: Legal Post Graduate Studies

Research Interest: Women’s human rights and rights for vulnerable groups

Email: rkatsande@law.uz.ac.zw

Phone: +263 772 429 798

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Dr. Patience Hove

Lecturer / Chairperson Center for Computer Technol...

Qualifications: Master of Business Administration

Faculty: Computer Engineering Informatics and Communications

Department: Center for Computer Technology Training and Development

Research Interest:

Email: phove@ceic.ez.ac.zw

Phone: 0772548880

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Mr. Farai Francisco Madyira

Engineering Instructor

Qualifications: University of Johannesburg (ACSSE) Certificate in Cyber Security Computer/Information Technology Ad...

Faculty: Computer Engineering Informatics and Communications

Department: Center for Computer Technology Training and Development

Research Interest: Cyber Security

Email: fmadyira@ceic.uz.ac.zw

Phone:

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Mr. Simbarashe Zvakafa

Qualifications:

Faculty: Computer Engineering Informatics and Communications

Department: Analytics and Informatics

Research Interest: AI & Machine learning, Digital Policy Expert| Digital Health| Tech Consultant

Email: szvakafa@ceic.uz.ac.zw

Phone:

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Ms. Leslie Nyandoro

Lecturer – Data Science

Qualifications:

Faculty: Computer Engineering Informatics and Communications

Department: Analytics and Informatics

Research Interest: Data Analytics, Big Data, Technical Support, and Windows System Administration

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