29 March 2020 Zimbabwe’s State finally moved towards the right direction in a bid to fight the Covid-19 by announcing a 21 day lock down. More can be done but this is a step in the right direction. It can still be argued that our State is broke and can’t be expected to do much. […]
13 April 2020 Our online School closed for a two day Easter break, and will open on Tuesday. Grade 7, O’level and A’level classes will be operational. Meanwhile, the Union has made the following appointments to enhance efficiency in the running of the School. 1. School Adminstrator Mrs Gaudencia Mandiopera +263714850548 2. HODs Secondary School […]
18 April 2020 By Obert Masaraure The failures of the post-independence Zimbabwean government/s have been perfectly described by all those who had the courage to reflect and write. The majority of us who never bothered to put our experiences to paper, have equally endured the hell hole which was once deceitfully sold as the dawn […]
18/04/2020 Zimbabwe is currently under lockdown to curb the increase of corona virus cases. A total of 25 cases have been reported in Zimbabwe with three deaths as of morning, 17 April 2020. Our members are affected by the lockdown in different provinces. A sample of 200 members responded to a question on whether lockdown […]
17 April 2020 The Provincial Education Director for Mashonaland west Province Mr G.Mhumha has issued a memo dated 20 April 2020 concerning the Covid 19 pandemic, specifically looking at how schools in the province should respond. It is the 4th version of the circular. It is commendable to see leaders in the education sector taking […]
By DreadBee The austerity measures introduced by Mthuli was a T.K.O to me as a teacher. My salary that was pegged above usd$500 was reduced to less than usd$75. I have been reduced to a beggar. Time and again I spread the begging bowel, the Oliver Twist style asking for more from peasant farmers and […]
11 March 2020 The 47% examination fees burden assigned to parents is unbearable for the majority of parents. We urge our government to assume 100% responsibility for basic education as defined in the constitution. Currently parents are fighting hunger by prioritising a simple meal for their children from the little income they get. In some […]
