The Zimbabwe Women Against Corruption Trust (ZWACT) has raised the alarm over an increase in the numbers of women who are falling victim to corruption and sextortion in the workplace in order to gain favours from their superiors. This comes as the Public Service and Social
June examinations which are scheduled to kick off on Tuesday 30 June 2020 will go on dispute the fact that children and teachers have been crying foul of not being ready to sit for the paper
THE sixth edition of the African Regional Forum on Sustainable Development kicks off in Victoria Falls today with a highly-packed programme of top-level engagement in what government of Zimbabwe describes as one of the most "over-subscribed" regional events. Speaking after a closed-door meeting with United Nations
Each year, more than 20 000 students graduate from various tertiary education institutions with a vast majority ending up being employed in the informal sector.
Today Parents and politicians took to the streets to protest against a decision by ZIMSEC to have the leaked English Paper 2 re-written. The decision by ZIMSEC , has since been nullified by the High Court. The ruling stated that O Level students will now be graded
Zimbabwe is in need of an additional 2056 schools if education is to be accessible to every child, Minister of Primary and Secondary Education Professor Paul Mavhima has said. Speaking during the handover of a new school in Hatcliffe built by the Chinese government, Professor Mavhima
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