Tag: Education News
FULL TEXT: Dates For Public Hearings On Education Amendment Bill (Veritas)
Teacher Who Cracked 5 Year Old’s Head, Sentence To 2 Years
Nedbank Announces Scholarships STEM Students
Zimbabwean Student Wins US Persuasive Speaking Championship
MSU Female Student Becomes President Of African Medical Students Body
Those With 5 Subjects With At Least ‘C’ Should Be Selected For A Level, Says Government
FULL TEXT: Joshua Nkomo Scholarships Applications Open For 2019
32.8% O’ Level Pass Rate The Highest In Over A Decade
Govt Dismisses Shortlist Of Recruited Primary School Teachers
29 Primary Schools In Matabeleland North Province Record Zero Percent Pass Rate
ZANU PF Activists Disrupt Lessons At School, Demand Classroom Block To Hold ‘Emergency’ Meeting
NUST Disowns New Fees Structure Circulating On Social Media
Parents Besiege School In Mutoko, Accuse Teachers Of Taking Part In ShutDownZim
Education Minister Implores Teachers To Give Negotiations A Chance
Parents Bring Back Children From Boarding Schools Due To Concerns Over Safety
Teachers’ Strike Starts Today
MSU Denies Demanding 100 US Dollars Per Student To Fund Its Turn-It-In Anti Plagiarism Software Account
Geography Records The Lowest ZIMSEC A’ Level Pass Rate In 2018
A-Level Results Out
Muslim Student Takes St John’s College Authorities To Court After Being Ordered To Cut Beard
PICTURES: Day 5 Of Rural Teachers Camp At Mthuli Ncube’s Offices
NUST Introduces March Intake
Full Text: Zimta Gives Update On Civil Servants’ “Fruitless” Meeting With Govt, Way Forward
Zim ‘Housegirl’ Attains Law Degree In South Africa, Used Domestic Worker Salary To Pay Fees
Teachers Divided On How To Respond To Govt’s Failure To Meet Their Demands
There’s Nothing Political About Our Demands, We Are Not Fighting Zanu-PF- Teachers
Schools In Bulawayo Resume Classes Without Any Hiccups – Report Says
Parents, Pupils Downbeat As New Term Starts Amidst An Economic Recession
WATCH LIVE: Teachers Address The Media
Teachers Will Report For Duty Only Twice A Week – PTUZ Secretary- general
PICTURES: School Children In Back To School Mood
ZLHR Deploys Lawyers To Represent 9 Rural Teachers Arrested In Harare On Monday
9 Rural Teachers’ Representatives Arrested On Monday Morning In Harare CBD
Teachers’ Strike To Go Ahead Tomorrow Unless Govt Offers To Pay USD Salaries – Teachers’ Unions
Govt Approves School Fees Hikes, Rejects Request For US Dollar Payments
Govt Dismisses 1 600 Teaching And Non-Teaching Staff Members
Govt Worried By Threats Of Job Action, To Meet Teachers’ Unions Tomorrow
ZIMTA Declares Teachers’ Strike Starting January 8, Demands Salaries In US Dollars
Boarding Schools Want Part Of Fees As Groceries
Allow Students Without Uniforms To Attend School: Zanu-PF Youth League Appeals To Govt
56 Boarding Schools Still Have Form One Places, Parents Urged To Visit Schools To Secure Places
Teachers Join Nurses In Working Two Days A Week Until Govt Meets Salary Demands
Rural Teachers To Go On Strike Starting Monday, January 7 – ARTUZ
Govt Universities Have Not Increased Fees- Higher Education Minister
Mthuli Ncube Approves Recruitment Of 3 000 Teachers
MSU Refutes Social Media Reports That It Has Hiked Tuition Fees
Govt Announces 2019 Teacher Recruitment
Here Are The School Uniform Prices In Zimbabwe
Government Should Address USD Salaries Before Schools Open, Teachers Ask
Sharp Increase In School Uniform Prices
3 000 Teachers Set To Be Recruited In January 2019 For Primary And Secondary Schools
October/November HEXCO Results Out
Private Schools Increase Fees, Demand Forex
Union Accused Of Not Paying Rural Teachers For Marching From Mutare To Harare In Salaries Demo
Teachers Warn Zimbabwe Will Face South Africa’s Problem By Abolishing Corporal Punishment
Zimbabwe Now On Street View Thanks To Man That Spent US $5K Personal Money
Zim Government Introduces Innovation Hubs At 6 Universities. Jonathan Moyo Comments
Primary and Secondary Education Used 50% Of 2018 Budget Allocation
Govt To Abolish Corporal Punishment, Offer Free Basic Education
Teachers Threaten To Strike In January Despite Meeting Mnangagwa, Demand Salaries In US Dollars
Majongwe Says It Would Be Naive To Think Mnangagwa Will Pay Teachers US Dollars Or Offer Full Bonuses Despite Meeting Them
NUST Demands Fees In Foreign Currency From Foreign Students
Teachers Demand $3000 Salary increase Or US Dollar Equivalent
Schools Can Raise Fees But Should Follow Procedure – Education Ministry Perm Sec
Schools Cannot Charge Fees In Foreign Currency Only, Cannot Increase Fees Without Govt Approval- Minister
Mnangagwa To Meet Teachers On Friday
Bulawayo School Children Eating Food Mixed With Drugs- Minister
Govt Warns Schools Against Forcing Parents To Buy Uniforms From Those Institutions Or Specific Retailers