Liquid Intelligent Technologies has signed a new agreement with the Government of Zimbabwe to launch a software developer training hub focused on artificial intelligence, cloud computing, cybersecurity, and digital innovation.
The new Zimbabwe software developer hub aims to strengthen the country’s digital workforce and support national plans for economic growth through technology.
The partnership was announced through a Memorandum of Understanding between Liquid Intelligent Technologies and Zimbabwe’s Ministry of Skills Audit and Development. The project forms part of wider efforts to prepare young people and businesses for the fast-changing digital economy.
Zimbabwe Software Developer Hub to Focus on AI and Cybersecurity
The training hub will provide practical learning opportunities in several high-demand technology areas. Participants will receive training in:
- Artificial intelligence (AI)
- Cloud computing
- Cybersecurity
- Software development
- Digital analytics
- Emerging digital technologies
The programme will also include mentorship opportunities, internships, startup incubation, and entrepreneurship support to help young developers build careers and launch technology businesses.
According to the organisers, the Zimbabwe software developer hub aligns with the country’s Smart Zimbabwe Master Plan, National ICT Policy, and Artificial Intelligence Strategy.
Liquid Intelligent Technologies Highlights Digital Growth
Speaking on the partnership, Lorreta Songola said digital transformation has become an urgent economic priority for countries and businesses.
She explained that the initiative would help equip Zimbabwean youth, entrepreneurs, and companies with practical digital skills needed to compete in the global technology industry.
Songola added that the project would help create jobs, support innovation, and strengthen Zimbabwe’s position as a growing technology destination in Africa.
Government Says Hub Will Support Innovation and Local Talent
J. Muswere said the partnership would help Zimbabwe develop a strong and sustainable digital skills ecosystem.
According to him, the government wants Zimbabwe to participate in the Fourth Industrial Revolution not only as a user of technology but also as a creator and innovator.
He noted that the programme would help build local expertise in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, cloud infrastructure, and software engineering.
Infrastructure and Regional Opportunities Included
Under the agreement, Liquid Intelligent Technologies will provide high-speed internet connectivity, cloud services, AI compute training, and cybersecurity support for the hub.
The company also plans to connect participants to regional technology projects across Africa. This will allow learners to gain practical experience and exposure to wider digital ecosystems.
Meanwhile, the Zimbabwean government will help coordinate partnerships with universities, institutions, and development organisations to support the hub’s long-term operations.
Growing Push for Digital Skills in Africa
The launch of the Zimbabwe software developer hub reflects a broader push across Africa to invest in technology education, digital infrastructure, and AI readiness.
Many African governments and technology firms are increasing investments in digital training as demand rises for software developers, cybersecurity professionals, cloud engineers, and AI specialists.
Industry analysts say initiatives like this could help improve employment opportunities, strengthen local innovation, and support Africa’s growing digital economy.
