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3% O’ Level pass rate sparks outcry
“This reflects the way we have managed the transition to the new curriculum and the level to which teachers in private learning institutions are motivated,” he said.
By Nunurai Jena
13h ago
Zimbabwe expands AI traffic cameras to tackle US$400m road crash losses
Mhona said every road traffic crash strained healthcare facilities, emergency services, employers and families, while slowing economic activity.
By Freeman Makopa
17h ago
The next gold rush in Zimbabwe is affordable housing
The result is visible everywhere: informal settlements, overcrowded homes, long waiting lists, and young professionals unable to secure decent accommodation.
By Jacob Kudzayi Mutisi
18h ago
EU commits US$345 000 to Zimbabwe cholera response, returnee crisis
The funding will also bolster Zimbabwe’s response to a cholera outbreak first detected in Rushinga District in January before spreading to parts of Manicaland and the Midlands provinces.
By Tendai Sauta
18h ago
Government moves to overhaul health laws
“Health is a public good and said policy decisions should be guided by the protection of life, human dignity and equitable access to quality healthcare,” he added.
By Staff Reporter
19h ago
Shava: Universities Must Stop Being 'Degree Factories'
Shava anchored his address on Education 5.0, government’s model that adds innovation and industrialisation to the traditional roles of teaching, research and community service.
By Obert Siamilandu
Aug. 6, 2026
Maths no longer mandatory for indigenous languages teacher training
The ceremony ran under the theme: “Driving Innovation and Rural Industrialisation for Inclusive and Sustainable Growth.”
By Obert Siamilandu
Aug. 6, 2026
Zimbabwe tightens grip on illegal gambling
He described the gaming industry as an important contributor to the economy that must be safeguarded through integrity, accountability and responsible regulation.
By Tendai Sauta
Aug. 6, 2026
Legal expert slams new emergency law as unworkable
The proposed law compels private institutions to admit and stabilise patients with critical emergencies for at least 48 hours, removing upfront payment as a condition for care.
By Donald Nyandoro
Aug. 6, 2026
