Job Sikhala Freed

Job Sikhala By Dickson Bandera In what appears to be Zimbabwe’s most-awaited court sentence in recent years, firebrand opposition politician, Job “Wiwa” Sikala has been set free after the magistrate presiding over his case handed down a wholly suspended 2 year sentence this Tuesday afternoon. Sikala was jointly charged with another opposition politician, Godfrey Sithole…

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Manyara Muyenziwa Highlights the Power of Collaboration at NERA Signing Ceremony in Bulawayo

By Edward Makuzva Bulawayo, Zimbabwe – In a momentous event today, the National Electoral Reform Agenda (NERA) held a signing ceremony for principals in Bulawayo, accommodating those who were unable to attend the earlier ceremony in Harare. Manyara Irene Muyenziwa, the newly elected NERA convener and President of FORUS party, addressed the media soon after…

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Inclusive Education Not Only A Matter Of Policy But A Moral Imperative-UNICEF

Dr Tajudeen Oyewale, UNICEF Representative in Zimbabwe By Placky Meck As Zimbabwe joins the international community to celebrate the International Day of Education, UNICEF has spoken to the development of the education sector in Zimbabwe, reiterating the words of Nobuhle Nokutenda Sibanda, a 17-year-old learner from Beitbridge who said “Inclusive education is not only a…

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ZIMSEC A Level Results Out

By Staff Reporter The Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (ZIMSEC) 2023 November Advanced Level results are out. According to ZIMSEC, the examinations recorded a 94.6 % pass rate, compared to 88 % achieved last year, translating to a 6.6 % increase in pass rate. A total of 34 437 candidates sat for the examinations in 2023,…

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President Appoints New ZBC Board

Acting Permanent Secretary for Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services, Mr Jonathan Gandari By Panashe Hamudiwamwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa has approved the appointment of a new Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) board, which will be chaired by Ms Helliate Rushwaya. Seven members of the Board were announced in a statement by Acting Permanent Secretary for Information, Publicity…

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