The Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) has described Government's reported plans to roll out free education beginning this school term as an election season narrative. Recently, deputy minister of primary and secondary education Edgar Moyo was quoted in the State media saying the rollout
Civil servants will not be intimidated by threats from the government to unleash the no-work, no-pay principle on workers who do not report for duty, senior official of the Zimbabwe Confederation of Public Sector Trade Unions (ZCPSTU)- a civil servants representative body has said. Primary and
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
Founder of Victory Power International Ministries, Bishop Believe Paradise on Sunday encouraged Zimbabweans to invest in their children’s education as they are leaders of this country in future. Addressing his congregates in Chitungwiza on Sunday, the Chitungwiza based Bishop Paradise said the future of children is
Different stakeholders will on November 18, 2016 meet in Murehwa, Mashonaland East province, to explore ways of how Zimbabwe can create a sustainable sanitation service delivery structure. By Edgar Gweshe The meeting, which is part of a Sanitation Festival being hosted by the Catholic Agency for overseas
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