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ZACC to swoop in on teachers conducting extra lessons
The Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education has announced that ‘paid-for-extra lessons’ are illegal and teachers who defy this directive…
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Blood Friday: Bullying intensifies at Mtshabezi
Parents with children at Mtshabezi High School in Gwanda, Matabeleland South are outraged by the ‘intense’ bullying and fights that…
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Three months suspension for absconding teachers
The Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education has suspended without pay all teachers who did not report for duty since schools…
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Govt orders heads to suspend absent teachers
The Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education has ordered school heads to suspend all teachers who failed to report for…
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The pandemic has created a crisis for Zimbabwean children
Zimbabwean learners are once again starting 2022 in crisis, with some parents still concerned that their children who spent the…
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Brutal Mtshabezi school fight caught on camera
The Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education has made inquiries after a video showing learners from Mtshabezi High School in…
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Covid-19 at schools: Teachers blame it on nonobservance of health protocols
The Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) says schools are not adhering to the Covid-19 health protocols resulting in…
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Govt mulls introducing Spanish in public schools
There is a ‘very’ high possibility of public schools in Zimbabwe introducing Spanish as an optional language. Already some public…
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Teachers not moved by Govt threats
Teachers say that they are not moved by threats from the government to withhold their salaries as punishment for not…
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Govt to penalise schools that hike fees without approval
The Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education says it will penalise privately-run schools that increase fees and charge levies without government approval.…
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