Prof Mudyanadzo is the founding Director of the Office of International Programs and Global Initiatives which he launched in February 2023.  In 1987, Prof Mudyanadzo joined the Ministry of Foreign Affairs thereby starting a career which was his childhood dream. This brought out the best in him in terms of statecraft diplomacy during his 15-year tour of duty. He acquired diplomatic skills in bilateral and multilateral relations management, diplomatic negotiation, mediation and arbitration, conflict resolution and transformation, promotion of trade, foreign direct investment, tourism and technology transfers, between Zimbabwe and bilateral partners. Prof Mudyanadzo started his academic career in 2001 at the University of Zimbabwe, and later joined Midlands State University of Zimbabwe and since 2018 he joined Women’s University in Africa. Prof Mudyanadzo taught in the areas of democracy, public administration, leadership, diplomacy, foreign policy, regional and international relations and good governance for 22 years.  Prof Mudyanadzo published many academic books and scientific papers on a range of topics.  Prof Mudyanadzo graduated with a BSc Hons Degree in Politics and Administration and a Master in Public Administration from University of Zimbabwe and a PhD in Politics and Public Management from Midland State University.

Ms Moreblessing Tafireyi is a knowledge specialist with a vast experience in digital literacy, information literacy and research management. She is passionate about working with different communities through her work with students for over fourteen years.  She is a writer and a spoken word artist with online and in print contributions. An enthusiastic goal driven professional who possesses a Diploma in Marketing, a Diploma in Library and Information Sciences. She is very much enthusiastic in working with international scholars and students. She believes in intercultural programs and exchange. Ms Tafireyi graduated with an Upper Second Class Honors Degree in Community Development from Women’s University in Africa.  In 2021, she received a Merit and Distinction Award from the Women’s University in Africa.  Outside work she enjoys reading, walking, and attending art festivals.

Ms Josephine Juwaki is an advocate for girls and young women’s empowerment. Ms Juwaki was once part of Shamwari yeMwanasikana, in 2022, which is dedicated to supporting and mentoring girls and teenage mothers through workshops, skill building programs and mentorship initiatives. As a successful baker, Ms Juwaki brings her love for culinary arts and travel together by organizing baking workshops, sharing her knowledge as a means to empower local girls and young women, promoting economic opportunities and personal development. Ms Juwaki is a Sunday School teacher at United Apostolic Faith Church. Her passion for sharing knowledge began soon after finishing her Advanced level when she started relief teaching in Glenview/Mufakose district in Harare. Ms Juwaki attended primary school at Marimba Park in Mufakose Harare. Thereafter she attended Mufakose 1 High School, currently she is in her fourth year of a Bachelor of science Honors Degree in Gender Studies at Women’s University in Africa.  Ms Juwaki aspires to be a gender activist bringing transformative change to the lives of people.