Education
Give students more life skills- Zim learning institutions challenged.
Zimbabwean Government and other stakeholders have challenged learning institutions to prioritize practical lessons as they equip youths with life skills....
Chiefs in Balaka wants law introduced in primary and secondary school curriculum
Traditional leaders in Balaka on Thursday 6 October asked Government to consider introducing law in primary and secondary school curriculum...
The fall of UNESWA – Kingdom of Eswatini public spending on education questionable
Just about a decade ago, University of Eswatini (UNESWA), Also known as "The University of Choice in Africa", was ranked...
Chisa Free Nursery Schools youths clean Kwisa Market
Youths from Chisa Free Nursery Schools in Kwisa Balaka on Tuesday cleaned Kwisa Market after vendors and community members expressed...
Zimbabwe’s Tennyson Primary School teachers demand teaching incentives from parents
In beginning of the year, in January the country witnessed the strike by teachers across the country which led to...
Resilience – the unsung story of Chipamba, Magadi and Chindungwa learners
It is said that education is a key to success but achieving that is another thing. Whilst other pupils and...
Learners and substance abuse
Since the start of the pandemic, many of the young boys have been involved in taking substances like marijuana due to...
Extra lessons worries parents in Zimbabwe’s Epworth suburb.
Parents in Epworth are lamenting poor access to education of their children since the onset of COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.The...
Civil society organisations have responded to poor youth participation in the just-ended by-elections by exploring ways to increase the youth vote
A review of the by-Elections by the organisations revealed various reasons behind the disappointing youth participation in electoral processes. Speaking...
Support girl child education
As the government of Malawi and other stakeholders are championing girl child education, some parents still think that it is...
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