The Zimbabwe Red Cross Society (ZRCS) has made a call for the inclusion of first aid training in the country’s school curriculum in order to help save lives during emergencies. Speaking during the 2021 commemorations of the World First Aid Day in Harare over the weekend,
Sanitary Aid Zimbabwe has called on the government to provide free menstrual products for female learners as schools reopen for examinations learners end of this month. In a statement released today, Sanitary Aid Trust said the Covid-19 pandemic had worsened already existing gender inequalities for girls. "Girls
Government has shelved the new examination fees gazetted by the Zimbabwe Examination Council following wide outcry from education stakeholders. ZIMSEC gazetted O-Level exam fees at $190 per subject from $15 while A-Level exam fees have been set at $351 per subject from $26. A-Level candidates will
Junior Parliamentarians have given the Zimbabwe School Examination Council (ZIMSEC) six days to review the newly gazetted examination fees saying most parents cannot afford the required amounts due to the harsh economic situation prevailing in the country. ZIMSEC gazetted O-Level exam fees at $190 per subject
Zimbabwe Economic Freedom Fighters (ZEFF) has urged government to issue a directive compelling all schools in the country to allow learners without uniforms to attend classes. In a press statement released yesterday organization's president Innocent Ndibali said due to the harsh economic situation currently facing the
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