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Civil Servants Salaries Delayed, Again
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Civil Servants Protest Delayed Salaries

Zimbabwe’s civil servants are struggling as government fails to meet December payroll, intensifying concerns about public sector compensation amid economic challenges. Civil servants in Zimbabwe, including teachers, have not received their December salaries, marking the second consecutive month of payment delays by
December 19, 2024
Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube has announced measures to ban the use of pesticides in schools
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Education Minister Defends Bela Act Amid Cabinet Tension

South Africa’s Basic Education Minister faces pressure over controversial education law implementation while asserting commitment to gradual rollout. Minister of Basic Education Siviwe Gwarube has affirmed her commitment to implementing the Basic Education Laws Amendment (Bela) Act, despite growing political tensions that
December 10, 2024

President Robert Mugabe hailed for prioritizing education

Senior government officials and members of the academia have applauded President Robert Mugabe for prioritising education at independence saying knowledge is the foundation for empowerment. Various speakers who spoke at Dr Mike Bimha’s (Minister of Industry and Commerce) colourful celebrations reiterated the
October 15, 2017

Zimbabwe Govt recruits 2.3k teachers

Government has recruited 2 300 teachers nationwide to enable full implementation of the new curriculum introduced early this year. Prior to the move, schools were facing implementation hiccups due to shortage of teachers. Following a request by the Ministry of Primary and
September 11, 2017
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