Some public school headmasters have said they will not report for duty as schools are set to be openening this week. A few days ago, the majority of the teachers’ unions in Zimbabwe issued individual and collective statements highlighting that their members will not be able to report to work due to government’s failure to […]
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Govt Reviews National Lockdown Measures And Announces Schools Reopening Dates The government of Zimbabwe has reviewed the lockdown measures and announced the schools reopening date. After noticing a decline in Covid-19 infections and death rate, the government saw it fit to relax the national lockdown measures. Curfew now begins at 12:00hours (midnight) to 05:30 hours. […]
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Ambassador Uebert Angel has rolled out Two Hundred Scholarships for College and University students throughout the whole country in Honour of President Emmerson Mnangagwa. A source in his camp revealed to iHarare that the ultimate goal will be to pay for 1000 students in the Tertiary space and 4000 students in High School and Primary […]
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The Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education has ordered private schools to revert back to approved school fees and levies. The government warned the private schools against increasing school fees without permission from the authorities and threatened legal sanctions against the schools. Below is the statement released by the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of […]
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A Zimbabwe university has raised eyebrows after it published a dress code which critics claim unfairly targets women. The Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University (ZEGU) warned that lecturers have the power to bar students who violate the dress code from attending lectures. In a notice to all students, the office of the registrar at ZEGU wrote, […]
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A total of 50 380 “A Life of Sacrifice” book copies were sold at USD15 a-piece during an event held at State House this morning. “A Life of Sacrifice” which narrates President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s ordeals from colonial Zimbabwe where he spent 10 years in prison up until today (independent Zimbabwe), was launched earlier at an […]
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration plans to introduce anti-corruption curricula from Early Child Development (ECD) to universities and colleges in a bid to eradicate corruption from society. President Mnangagwa revealed this while speaking during a virtual commemoration of the 5th African Anti-Corruption Day on Sunday. He said: Corruption prevention programmes should be strengthened. These should include […]
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Post-cabinet briefing The Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ), on Tuesday, said whatever the government decides today on the reopening of schools for the second term is neither here nor there. ARTUZ said the government should, first of all, ensure that schools are safe for teachers and learners and also pay teachers decent salaries […]
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Jailed Robert Martin Gumbura Friday graduated with a certificate in Peace Education. Gumbura was, however, awarded the certificate in absentia since he was attending a routine court appearance on fresh charges that arose during his incarceration. Speaking at the graduation ceremony, Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Service Deputy Commissioner-General Social Ndanga said the detention was not […]
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Akello Books, a One-stop shop for Print and eBooks coming from a variety of publishers in Zimbabwe and abroad, has made it possible for one to access the new curriculum and hundreds of Zimsec e-books on any smart device. Akello, a Cassava Edutech initiative, is an online library platform offering numerous school curriculum books set […]
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