Education

Three University of Zimbabwe (UZ) lecturers are challenging fines imposed for their alleged involvement in a peaceful protest

Lecturers from the University of Zimbabwe (UZ) have filed a High Court application seeking an order to prevent the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) from disrupting their protests over salary grievances.

The University of Zimbabwe (UZ) has come under fire for allegedly using disciplinary processes to silence union leaders advocating for better salaries for lecturers.

Ten former Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) constables, dismissed after failing a newly introduced extended training programme

The Law Society of Zimbabwe (LSZ) has issued a public statement strongly condemning the actions of an individual, Martin Chirwa, accused of falsely claiming to be a legal practitioner.

In a move to tackle staff shortages in schools, particularly those in rural areas, the Zimbabwean government has announced plans to recruit 8,000 teachers by the end of the year.

The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has launched an investigation into Alexandra Park Primary School in Harare, probing allegations of nepotism, abuse of office, and financial misconduct involving Deputy Headmistress Mai Kundishora and Headmaster Mr. Kwari.

The Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) has announced plans for a nationwide strike on 28th March 2025, demanding a salary review to address the rising cost of living.

Villagers in Nkayi are at odds with Vongai Masunda, the headmistress of Mpumelelo High School, accusing her of contributing to the school's poor 6% pass rate in last year's Zimbabwe Schools Examination Council (ZIMSEC) exams.

A Great Zimbabwe University (GZU) policy requiring students to pay 50% of their fees exclusively in US dollars is facing legal action.