ED partially concedes to teachers’ demand for better salaries
Below is a government communique in response to the teachers' fight for better salaries. The Teachers' unions are demanding USD$550,...
Education
School reopening in doubt as teachers declare incapacitation
THE reopening of Schools, scheduled for Monday, is in serious doubt after teachers declared they were financially hamstrung and unable...
ARTUZ Urges Govt To Reopen Schools
The Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) has urged the Government to reopen schools forthwith, saying there is no...
“Misery day”as teachers receive their salaries
“MISERY Day” is how the Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) described this month’s payday after most teachers received...
Hexco exams in limbo as invigilators withdraw services
HIGHER Education Examination Council (Hexco) examinations which began on Monday were yesterday thrown into turmoil after teachers quit invigilating the...
Confusion over payment of invigilation fees continues
THERE is confusion over the payment of allowances for teachers invigilating final year examinations after the Zimbabwe Schools Examination Council...
Sexual abuse in tertiary institutions reaches alarming levels
Sexual abuse in university students has reached worrying levels, prompting the Parliament of Zimbabwe to do consultations in tertiary institutions...
Pregnant girls flock back to school
The Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education has recorded an increase in the number of pupils returning to schools in...
COVID-19 wrecks havoc at Nashville High School students
These are the terrible pictures of students at Nashville High School in Gweru who are feared to have contracted COVID-19....
Introduction of CALA ill-timed, legislators tell education minister
The Continuous Assessment Learning Activities (CALA), is ill-timed, legislators told the new Primary and Secondary Education Minister, Dr Evelyn Ndlovu...
