PTUZ implores Zimsec to extend exam registration deadline
Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe(PTUZ) has chided the Zimbabwe Examinations Council (Zimsec) for refusing to postpone the registration deadline date for June
Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe(PTUZ) has chided the Zimbabwe Examinations Council (Zimsec) for refusing to postpone the registration deadline date for June
ZIMBABWEAN authorities have charged a student leader for allegedly inciting some school children to protest against President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government. Zimbabwe Republic
According to Section 29 Subsection 1 and 3 of the Zimbabwe Constitution: The state must take all practical measures to ensure the
Tutuma Zimbabwe welcomes the declaration of national disaster made by President Mnangagwa on the 17th of March 2020 in light of the
The government has declared a national emergency in face of the deadly coronavirus. Public gatherings have been banned but schools are to
A Ward 22 Councillor in Bulilima says that shortages of secondary schools in the area has resulted in high school drop outs,
Professor Mthuli Ncube became Finance Minister as one of the five technocrats who were picked on the basis of his competency. The
Why should a child be allowed access into school and kept without money for all these years only to be discriminated upon
WE members of the civil society in partnership with the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Primary and Secondary Education met today the 12th
Warren Park residents are up in arms with the local authority for failure to complete construction of a crèche in nearly three
The 47% examination fees burden assigned to parents is unbearable for the majority of parents. We urge our government to assume 100%
On the 8th of March we celebrate the International Women’s Day. A day set aside to recognize the achievements of women from