The President of Zimbabwe declared every first Friday of the month as a day to clean up our streets from physical litter.
Friday the 11th of March 2022 teachers under the banner of the Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe came together as a
Zimbabwe’s schools failed to open today as Zimbabwe’s education crisis explodes. Teachers stuck to their guns and refused to report for duty.
In the spirit of the new commandist culture of governance, Zimbabwe’s sole Vice President, Retired General Chiwenga announced that schools are reopening
This edition of ARTUZ’s weekly newsletter covers the arrest of their members during a demonstration for a living wage, the #EDUVOTE campaign
Below we share with you the ordeal undergone by ARTUZ’s members in their fight for decent and living wages as narrated by
ARTUZ’s first newsletter of 2022 reflects on the union’s 2021 activities and also gives us a glimpse into what’s in store for
ARTUZ has published its November research on monitoring the adherence of public schools government’s standard operating procedures on the prevention of Covid-19
ARTUZ’s just published Special Bulletin covers trade union rights, highlights n the 2022 national budget as well as gender based violence. Read
The tabling of the 2022 national budget has generated a lot of commentary and debate. Read on to get ARTUZ’s perspective! The
The Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe, ARTUZ is eagerly waiting for the announcement of the 2022 budget. The Union hopes fiscal
The day was a day full of very serious deliberations and focus by the brave teachers and citizens of Zimabwe. Disregarding the
