Education
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Education Key to Ending Child Marriages, CAAP Trust Says
As Zimbabwe marks the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, CAAP Trust is calling for greater investment in quality…
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ZIMSEC exam crisis sparks calls for urgent reform
Zimbabwe’s 2025 ZIMSEC examinations have triggered national outrage after widespread irregularities, including open envelopes, mislabelled papers, shortages, and alleged intimidation…
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Marist Brothers High Celebrates Academic and Moral Excellence at 2025 Awards Day
Marist Brothers High School in Dete celebrated its 2025 Awards Day, honouring academic achievers, dedicated teachers, and the school’s legacy…
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“No Obstracle Is a Deterrent”: Tsepang Nare ‘s Triumph
Tsepang Nare, a disability rights advocate, shared his inspiring journey of resilience, culminating in his graduation from Midlands State University…
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CYVAT Donates Games to Lupane Schools to Encourage Offline Activities
The Christian Youth Volunteers Association Trust (CYVAT) has donated various games to all primary and secondary schools in Lupane to…
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CYVAT Donates Games to Lupane Schools to Encourage Offline Activities
The Christian Youth Volunteers Association Trust (CYVAT) has donated various games to all primary and secondary schools in Lupane to…
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Parents Bear the Brunt as Schools Open
School reopening in Lupane has exposed deep education challenges as parents struggle with fees of ZWL 2,000–5,000 per term and…
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Water Shortages Hamper Agricultural Innovation at Gwanda State University
Gwanda State University (GSU) in Matabeleland South is facing serious water shortages that have stalled critical agricultural innovation projects, threatening…
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Police Call for Safety Measures as Schools Reopen for Third Term
As Zimbabwe’s schools prepare to open for the third term on September 9, 2025, the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has…
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