The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has dismissed ignorance claims that the novel coronavirus does not affect African nationalities saying the pandemic knows no nationality. The myths, strengthened by low infections in Africa compared to Asia and Europe have resulted in wrong perceptions
The recent picture of a first year University of Zimbabwe student lying lifeless in a pool of blood, after trying to abort a pregnancy using a coat hanger brings a chill to one’s spine. If she made it to University, surely she should be knowledgeable
First Lady Auxillia Mnangangwa has called on parents to talk to their children about early and unintended pregnancies at home instead of leaving all the work to teachers and organizations. Officiating at the launch of United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Let’s Talk Campaign
A recent report by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has revealed that Mashonaland Central has the highest incidences of early and unintended pregnancies (EUP) due the illegal gold miners who take advantage of young girls among other key drivers. Speaking to 263Chat
Upcoming and renowned writers across the country will meet to tackle issues causing Zimbabwean and African mass migration at this year's International Literature Festival Black History Month celebrations slated for this Wednesday in Harare. The programme themed “Black migrations,” will feature readings, performances, and discussions by seasoned
Muzinda Hub has partnered with global children’s charity Theirworld (a Code Club initiative) to provide wider access to basic technology and coding courses to 120 young girls aged 10 and 20 years of age in Harare, Zimbabwe. The project will teach and train girls in computer
“Introduction of teacher professional standards includes improving the performance and standing of teachers, and standards contribute to the on-going learning of teachers.” said Anonuevo.
ESD should embrace the concept because it is for the benefit of us all and the future generations. The new trend in education is to foster holistic development of an individual in order to fully participate and survive in the modern world
Every year, thousands of migrants risk their lives on a treacherous journey from their countries to Zimbabwe in search of educational opportunities at various tertiary institutions around the country. Despite Zimbabweans being known for their warm reception to foreigners, the story is different for female students
Primary and Secondary Education Minister Dr. Lazarus Dokora has called for local Information and Communication Technology (ICT) experts to develop educational games as part of stimulating the use of ICTs in the educational sector. Speaking during the successful launch of the Gweru International Book Festival (GIBF)
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