The WUA STEM Center is a scientific laboratory equipped for STEM researchers, innovators, community service providers, educators, and students, as well as entrepreneurs seeking to market STEM research products. It is now led by engineer M. Masheka, who specializes in embedded systems, automation, and control engineering. The lab intends to promote education 5.0 by serving as an innovation hub, embracing and supporting new ideas from anybody from anywhere, regardless of qualifications. The WUA STEM Center holds STEM workshops for colleges, schools, industry experts, and independent individuals who want to enhance the economy through innovation.  This will help Zimbabwe achieve its 2030 vision more quickly. The WUA STEM Center strives to reduce gender disparities and promote equity by encouraging women to participate in STEM initiatives.

Our sector is founded on a commitment to excellence in attaining Vision 2030, which calls for Zimbabwe to become a knowledge-driven and industrializing Upper Middle-Income Economy through teaching, research, innovation, industrialization, and community engagement. Our committed section members are not only experts in their professions, but also well-known for their excellent educational methodologies and passion for encouraging our students, the majority of whom are women, to achieve their full potential. We want to reduce gender disparities and promote equity by including women and girls in STEM innovation projects.