Zimbabwe's Tech Scene Gears Up for Rescheduled 2026 Technology Summit  

The Technology Summit 2026 has been rescheduled to Friday, 27 February 2026, to accommodate an iconic summit featuring President Mnangagwa and the President of Malawi on the same date, the event host and founder of CB Muchero Innovation Hub Rutendo Mucheo has said in a statement.

The venue of the Technology Summit remains the same, the MH Arena and the event, originally set for February 13th, promises to bring together industry leaders, innovators, and enthusiasts to explore the latest trends in AI, emerging technologies, and digital transformation.

By Francis Shupayi Bingandadi Editor FinTech Review.Africa

As Zimbabwe continues to position itself as a hub for tech innovation in Southern Africa, the summit's theme is expected to focus on harnessing AI and emerging technologies to drive economic growth, improve governance, and enhance financial inclusion. With the country's FinTech sector experiencing rapid growth, the event is likely to feature discussions on how AI-powered solutions can address local challenges and unlock new opportunities.

"The rescheduling of the 2026 Technology Summit underscores the importance of collaboration in driving Zimbabwe's digital agenda," said a spokesperson for the organizers. "We are excited to explore how AI and emerging technologies can transform industries, from FinTech to healthcare, and foster a culture of innovation."

Zimbabwe has seen a surge in AI-driven startups and initiatives, particularly in FinTech, HealthTech, and EduTech. The government's focus on digital transformation and tech-enabled solutions aligns with the summit's goals, making it a pivotal event for stakeholders to share insights and shape the country's tech future.

Key Highlights Expected at the Summit:

 1.    AI and machine learning applications in FinTech and beyond

2.    Emerging tech trends shaping Zimbabwe's digital landscape

3.    Startup pitches and innovation showcases

4.    Panel discussions on AI governance and responsible tech adoption

5.    Networking opportunities with industry leaders and investors

All existing registrations for the original date remain valid for the rescheduled event. The notice expresses gratitude for participants' continued support, emphasizing the summit's alignment with Zimbabwe's national innovation calendar.

As Zimbabwe's tech community gears up for the rescheduled summit, stakeholders are optimistic about the potential for AI and emerging technologies to drive the country's development agenda.

The postponement of the event has been made to ensure that the Summit attendees can make the most of the event by the Head of State and the Technology Summit and also maximize on the events’ networking opportunities by:

1.    Arranging meetings with industry leaders, investors, and potential partners in advance

2.    Actively participating in panel discussions and Q&A sessions

3.    Sharing insights and experiences on social media using the event hashtag

4.    Visiting the startup showcase and engaging with exhibitors

5.    Joining breakout sessions and roundtable discussions to connect with like-minded professionals

6.    Exchanging contact info with fellow attendees and following up post-event

 The CB Muchero Innovation Hub, has a challenging mission to train 6,000 youths and women in basic computer skills, enabling them to succeed in today's digital world.