20 Jun NHS SUPPORTING THE MINISTRY’S STRATEGIC AGENDA
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National Handling Services (NHS) participated in the Ministryβs 2026 Mid-Term Strategic Plan Review Workshop, which concluded yesterday afternoon in Bulawayo.
The workshop provided a platform to review progress achieved to date across all Departments, Agencies, and State-Owned Enterprises under the Ministry, assess challenges encountered, and identify strategic priorities for the remainder of the planning period to ensure continued delivery of the Ministryβs mandate and contribution to national development objectives.
In his official opening remarks, Deputy Minister Hon. Joshua K. Sacco underscored the importance of performance management, accountability, and collaboration in achieving the Ministryβs strategic objectives and advancing Vision 2030. He encouraged Departments, Agencies, and State-Owned Enterprises to critically evaluate performance, address implementation gaps, and strengthen coordination across the transport and infrastructure sector.
Permanent Secretary Eng. J.P. Makumbe emphasized the need for hard work, unity, and teamwork among Ministry staff and parastatals, noting that collective effort remains essential in delivering quality transport infrastructure and services that support national development.
During the workshop, NHS Chief Executive Officer Mr Phillip Rambakudzibwa presented the organisationβs strategic review and positioning, highlighting the aviation sectorβs critical role in driving trade, tourism, and economic growth. He noted that modern airport infrastructure and efficient aviation services are key enablers in positioning Zimbabwe as a competitive regional destination for both business and leisure travel.
Hon. Sacco further emphasized that the workshop was not merely an administrative exercise but an important accountability platform. He stated that it serves to measure performance against the National Results Framework and Sectoral Results Framework, ensuring that programmes and projects remain aligned with national priorities and deliver meaningful benefits to the people of Zimbabwe.
βThe success of the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development depends on collective effort. No single Department or Agency can achieve our mandate in isolation. Strong partnerships, effective coordination, and shared accountability are fundamental to our success,β he said.
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