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By Dickson Bandera Harare – The Government of Zimbabwe, in partnership with UNICEF and the International Organization for Migration (IOM), has launched a new 24-month initiative aimed at strengthening the protection and wellbeing of unaccompanied minors and separated children moving within and across the country’s borders. Announced on 4 March 2026, the programme titled Strengthening…
ZESA NTC Officials at their stand during the SADC Sustainable Energy Week Conference By Brenda Mazhambe VICTORIA FALLS – Zimbabwe’s power utility, Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA), has intensified its transition to clean energy by introducing cutting-edge renewable energy training programmes anchored in digital technologies. The programmes, offered by the ZESA National Training Centre (NTC),…
Deputy Minister of Primary and Secondary Education Hon Angeline Gata interacting with students during the event. By Dickson Bandera CHINHOYI – Zimbabwe on Tuesday marked belated commemorations of the International Day of Education in Mashonaland West, with government reaffirming its commitment to inclusive and learner-centred education under the Heritage-Based Curriculum. The event, held at Chinhoyi…
By Dickson Bandera As the 2026 academic year begins, the Zimbabwe National Defence University (ZNDU) is calling both civilians and security personnel to enrol at this growing institution, which offers a wide range of innovative programmes across its diverse faculties. Located just 10 kilometres from Harare’s CBD along Mazowe Road, ZNDU blends academic excellence with…
By Dickson Bandera and Bradley Mhungu Imagine a Zimbabwe where factories hum day and night, where farms export finished products instead of raw materials, where highways and railways connect production hubs to regional markets, and where Zimbabwean skills, qualifications and innovations command respect across borders. Picture cities sustained by reliable infrastructure, children learning with digital…
Anotidaishe Seil Taurayi Receiving An Award During the Prize Giving Ceremony By Dickson Bandera The release of the 2025 November Cambridge and ZIMSEC O and A Level examination results has brought a mix of celebration and disappointment for learners and parents across Zimbabwe, once again highlighting education as a critical investment in the country’s future…
Minister of Primary and Secondary Education Hon Minister Dr Torerai Moyo By Kenneth Wilo The Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education has set Monday, February 2, 2026, as the official opening date for Lower Six classes, instructing all secondary schools offering Advanced Level education to enroll students on that day and levy fees only for…
By Kenneth Wilo Zimbabwe’s schools digitalisation programme received a major boost on Monday after UNICEF handed over 815 laptops, 708 projectors and 2,112 tablets to the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education, strengthening efforts to expand equitable access to quality digital learning. The ICT devices will be distributed to 113 disadvantaged schools across seven districts…
Hon Minister Frederick Shava By Dickson Bandera Zimbabwe is set to host the third edition of the Presidential Innovation Fair on 11 December 2025, with the Ministry of Higher and Tertiary Education, Innovation, Science and Technology Development declaring that preparations are “at an advanced and satisfactory stage.” The event, seen as a flagship driver of…
By Dickson Bandera The Institute of African Knowledge (INSTAK) has donated 30 Zimbabwe-manufactured tablets to Warren Park 1 Primary School, with Chief Executive Officer Ambassador Kwame Muzawazi calling on former students nationwide to reinvest in the schools that nurtured them. The donation was presented on Wednesday at the Harare school where Muzawazi completed his early…