By Desire Tshuma
BINDURA – The Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University (ZEGU) has postponed its 2027 Students Executive Council (SEC) elections, The Blast can exclusively report.
According to a notice issued by the Office of the Dean of Students and seen by this publication, the elections have been shelved due to unforeseen technical challenges.
“Please be advised that the 2027 SEC Elections have been postponed due to unforeseen technical challenges. A new election date will be communicated in due course. Any inconvenience caused is sincerely regretted,” reads the notice signed by Acting Dean of Students, Mr J. Simango.
The postponement comes at a time when campaign activity had reportedly intensified on campus, with aspiring candidates lobbying for support.
The university did not elaborate on the nature of the technical challenges, sparking speculation and debate among the student community.
The SEC is the official student representative body at ZEGU, responsible for articulating student welfare and academic concerns to the university administration.
Management has assured students that a new election date will be announced in due course.
This is a developing story.