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Making Zimbabwe Great Again: Retain Zim Talent | Friday Drinks

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ZFN FRIDAY DRINKS
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Feb 19, 2026
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Summary

Join Tinashe, Ranga, and Rufaro for an insightful discussion on making Zimbabwe great and making Zimbabwe work. Drawing from Carl Jung's wisdom on life's first half (socialization and ego-building) versus the second (self-actualization) and Tinashe's take on how we can make Zimbabwe work, retain and absorb our talent and graduates at home, so migration abroad isn't the only path, we explore career paths beyond university—trade schools as strong options as entry gets tougher. This episode is sponsored by O'mari Zimbabwe. Making Zimbabwe work: Retain our talent and graduates, so migration to the US or abroad isn't the only path—build local opportunities instead. Let's stop exporting our brightest: Fix home with skills, economy, and policies for a thriving future. Making Zimbabwe great: Harness record gold production highs, strong tobacco industry, and soaring gold prices to open markets, attract investments, and create jobs. Global insights from Davos on the AI-driven Fourth Industrial Revolution, and how Zimbabwe can compete by unlocking its vast potential.