Wanezi High School pupils wait for transport to their school at the Large City Hall car park in Bulawayo recently Chronicle ReportersSCHOOLS reopened yesterday for examination classes with more learners attending classes as teachers reported for duty unlike what happened last year. The reopening of schools last year was characterised by low turnout from pupils […]
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While the school calendar for this year is still being finalised it is likely that there will be three normal-length terms each of 60 teaching days, meaning exceptionally short school holidays once weekends and public holidays have been taken into account. Already yesterday, the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education said schools would not break […]
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The Hurungwe Children’s Home in Karoi was shut down on Friday after reports of child abuse and gross misappropriation of funds by staff members emerged. iHarare established from a state media report that at least 80 vulnerable children will now be relocated to other children homes after the Karoi Town Council – the organisation that […]
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UNIVERSITIES will continue with online learning during the implementation of tightened lockdown Level Four where the majority of members of the public are supposed to stay at home to reduce the spread of Covid-19. Following the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic last year, the Ministry of Higher and Tertiary Education, Innovation, Science and Technology Development […]
Continue ReadingInternational rankings of universities are big business and big news. These systems order universities on the basis of a variety of criteria such as student to staff ratio, income from industry, and reputation as captured through public surveys. Universities around the world use their rankings as marketing material and parents and prospective students make life […]
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