Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition, an umbrella body of civil society organisations in Zimbabwe, joins the rest of the world in commemorating International
“Education is the key to unlocking other human rights…” (Katarina Tomasevki) As the world celebrates International Human Rights in the month of
The government of Zimbabwe produced Standard Operating Procedures, SOPs for our schools in the face of COVID19. The Ministry of Primary and
A Zimbabwean nurse has been acquitted after standing trial on charges of abusing Facebook to mobilise and incite some medical practitioners to
The Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe, ARTUZ, rejects both the process and the outcome of the NJNC meeting of 13 November
Today schools opened doors to escalated chaos as more learners trooped into schools in the absence of the incapacitated teachers. A survey
Noting that we officially notified the PSC, MoPSE and other stakeholders as a United Front of Teachers’ Unions or as individual unions
The NJNC meeting held on Tuesday yielded nothing but more pain and anger to the teachers of Zimbabwe. The government is not
– Cognisant that we held a press conference on 22 September 2020 whereby all the eight registered teacher unions were fully represented
Mbare Magistrate Shelly Zvenyika on Thursday 15 October 2020 acquitted 11 nurses who had been on trial after they were arrested by
The post-Cabinet briefing yesterday exposed government’s insincerity towards resolving the salary crisis. On 5 October 2020 Minister Mavhima promised to table teachers’
Now that we are about to reach the Armageddon of our incapacitation struggle as witnessed by more teachers joining the action and
