Zimbabwe is set to host African Skills Week (ASW) later this year, with multiple outlets saying the event is expected to bring tourism benefits. The African Skills Week is described as an annual initiative of the African Union (AU) focused on improving skills development across the continent. The programme is aimed at strengthening Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET), while also supporting employment opportunities. According to the reports, the ASW seeks to create practical platforms for skills advancement and connect training with labour market needs. Beyond the skills and jobs emphasis, local hosting is presented as a chance to attract visitors and increase demand for services linked to tourism. While details such as the exact dates and scale of participation are not provided in the supplied text, both sources frame the same overall development: Zimbabwe’s preparation to host ASW and the expectation that the event will deliver both continental skills objectives and potential economic gains through increased travel and hospitality activity. The coverage does not mention any controversy or differing perspectives in the provided excerpts.