By Takudzwa Madondo Teachers across the country returned to classrooms today for the first term of the academic year but many did so under severe financial strain, the Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) has said. The union says worsening economic conditions are making it increasingly
More than 18 million girls are out of primary school in Africa, this according to a report by the Tax and Education (TaxEd) Alliance and its allies. According to the report, inadequate investment in education due to aggressive tax avoidance is the root cause and is
The opening of this year’s school calendar has suffered a blow after various teacher organisations across the country declared incapacitation owing to poor remuneration. Government announced that the general school calendar for 2022 will begin on February 7 after a long layoff due to a surge
Government has reaffirmed its position that schools will re-open on July 28 under the phased approach and warned private school and independent colleges that they risk de-registration should they defy the directive. There had been reports that some private schools and colleges had opened school in
Opposition Movement for Democratic Change Alliance (MDC) has condemned data price hike by telecommunications network companies in the country saying it will increase the digital divide between the rich and the poor since children had turned to internet schooling during the coronavirus lockdown
“Many African nations are faced with numerous challenges in the data value chain including in the collection, compilation, analysis and reporting of statistical data in the education sector
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