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3% O’ Level pass rate sparks outcry

“This reflects the way we have managed the transition to the new curriculum and the level to which teachers in private learning institutions are motivated,” he said.

By Nunurai Jena Aug. 7, 2026

Cash crunch paralyses education offices

“However, the availability of auditors has become a major challenge because of limited resources, resulting in many cases remaining unresolved for long periods.”

By Miriam Mangwaya Jul. 27, 2026

ARTUZ launches digital tool for reintegration of returning learners

In a statement, ARTUZ said the initiative seeks to ensure that returning children exercise their right to education.

By Silas Nkala Jul. 20, 2026

ARTUZ launches digital tool for reintegration of returning learners

Teachers call for end to xenophobia

ARTUZ said the struggles of Zimbabwean teachers, who continue to face low wages and state repression, are closely linked to those of South African workers.

By Staff Reporter Jun. 28, 2026

Two-thirds still failing: Zimbabwe's exam system runs on empty

The Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe estimates the country loses approximately 15 000 teachers annually through migration, retirement and death.

By Valentine Maya May. 21, 2026

Two-thirds still failing: Zimbabwe's exam system runs on empty

Teachers reject civil service job review, demand salary adjustment

Cabinet approved the exercise on April 15 as part of efforts to restructure civil service salaries and align pay with job responsibilities.

By Brent Shamu May. 12, 2026

Teachers reject civil service job review, demand salary adjustment

Independence has failed teachers, unions say

PTUZ president Takavafira Zhou said teachers were enduring “starvation and loss of dignity”, despite their historical contribution to the liberation struggle and nation-building.

By Silas Nkala Apr. 20, 2026

Independence has failed teachers, unions say

Opposition to boycott CAB3 hearings after violence, intimidation.

Journalists were also targetted, with the Zanu PF youths blocking them from leaving the venue and demanding that they delete footage from cellphones and cameras.

By Miriam Mangwaya Apr. 1, 2026