263Chat · Teachers Announce Week Long Strike Teacher organisations under the banner of the Federation of Zimbabwe Educators Union (FOZEU) have announced that they will embark on a weeklong strike should their request for a meeting with the Government over salary grievances fail to materialize and
Secretary General of the Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) who was reportedly abducted in Guruve earlier today has been released, union's president Obert Masaraure has said. In an interview with 263chat following reports of Chere’s abduction, Masaraure alleged that Chere had been abducted by
263Chat · Teachers Approach Mthuli Ncube For Salary Review The Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) has written to the Minister of Finance and Economic Development, Professor Mthuli Ncube seeking a review of teachers’ salaries in line with the escalating cost of living. In a letter
Government has threatened disciplinary action against teachers who did not report for duty on the school opening day yesterday after directing heads of offices to suspend those found those found guilty. Teachers announced incapacitation and did turn up for duty yesterday with most learning institutions across
Finance and Economic Development Minister, Professor Mthuli Ncube says schools should not be allowed to open for learners if they do not have access to potable water. Access to clean water is a basic right enshrined in the country's constitution. Speaking during a virtual Parliamentary portfolio committee
National Constitutional Assembly (NCA) president Professor Lovemore Madhuku says last year's grade seven results were a small part of a big problem in the country's education system. Speaking during a media briefing in Harare today, Madhuku blamed the ruling Zanu PF government for the poor grade
The Zimbabwe Teachers Association (ZIMTA) has ripped into two rival teacher representative unions accusing them of peddling falsehoods on social media in what reveals deep rooted divisions among the unions on how to handle engagements with government. Following its meeting with President Emmerson Mnangagwa last week,
Striking teachers have called on the government to table a better salary deal for them to return to work, failure of which will further put the education sector in serious jeopardy. Teachers across the country have been on industrial action since schools opened on Monday citing
Teacher unions have joined forces to declare incapacitation to report for duty on the 28th of September when schools are expected to re-open for examination classes. In a joint press conference Tuesday morning, teachers associations namely Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union(ARTUZ),Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe(PTUZ),Zimbabwe Teachers Association(ZIMTA),
Yesterday Finance and Economic Development Minister, Mthuli Ncube announced a cushioning allowance for civil servants within the range of ZWL$ 400 and 750 depending on salary grade to which it hit a brick wall after government workers showed no amusement
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