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Government to recruit 8 000 teachers

Moyo said government was determined to provide quality education through the recruitment of more teachers.

By Peter Dube May. 8, 2025

‘End slave wages, improve working conditions’

Artuz president Obert Masaraure called for a bold and action-driven united front to confront the crisis crippling Zimbabwe’s education sector.

By Nhau Mangirazi May. 3, 2025

‘End slave wages, improve working conditions’

State agents outwitted at Artuz congress

Artuz president Obert Masaraure told Southern Eye that the congress was rescued by union lawyer Douglas Coltart, who applied for an interdict after advising the police.

By Nizbert Moyo Apr. 29, 2025

State agents outwitted at Artuz congress

22K signatures for govt to invest in education sector

Artuz also called on stakeholders — government, educators, parents, non-governmental organisations and community leaders — to work together to address these challenges.

By Nhau Mangirazi Jan. 30, 2025

22K signatures for govt to invest in education sector

2024 was tough, cruel:Teachers

Teachers have been knocking on government’s door demanding an increase of their salaries to at least US$1 200 for the lowest paid teacher, but in vain.

By Jairos Saunyama Dec. 29, 2024

Teen pregnancy, child marriage: Over 140 schoolgirls drop out in Manicaland

The stakeholders called for enactment of policies that foster equal access to resources, support for victims, and comprehensive training for staff and students to combat violence.

By Gamuchirai Nyamuziwa Dec. 12, 2024

Teen pregnancy, child marriage: Over 140 schoolgirls drop out in Manicaland

‘Scrap BEAM, introduce student grants’

Zimbabwe has struggled to meet the stipulated Dakar Declaration, which indicates that 20% of the national budget must go to education.

By Chantay Ruswa Oct. 9, 2024

Teachers in fresh US$1 260 salary demand

The demands, made during World Teachers Day commemorations held over the weekend, come amid rising prices of basic commodities which has left employees on the brink.

By Gracious Daniel and Chantay Ruswa Oct. 7, 2024