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
Nine participants in the #Salarycamp have been arrested and are detailed at Harare Central. No charges have been preferred. The arrested Cdes are, Obert Masaraure, Robson Chere, Fortune Jamela, Regai Chinhuto, Gerald Tavengwa, Lawrence Mapengo, Andrew Munguri, Munyaradzi Ndawana and Christine Jubane. Our Vice President and
HIGH Court Judge Justice Isaac Muzenda will on Monday hear an urgent chamber application filed by the Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) seeking to compel the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) to ensure that teachers deployed as polling officers are entitled to vote in
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