Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe

Mukaro High and Silveira High Schools Zimsec 2022 Ordinary Level results that had been withheld have now been released. The results had been withheld for verification, which has finally been completed, resulting in their publication.…
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The new examination fee structure could trigger massive dropouts as more parents are finding the going tough in meeting their children’s education demands.
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A review of the curriculum introduced in 2017 showed that the syllabus was facing a number of challenges in implementation because of inadequate funding and lack of understanding by both teachers and learners.
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration has allegedly failed to honour its pledge to pay tuition fees for teachers' children and unions have hinted plans are afoot to engage in strike action.
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Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa has advised the government to pay civil servants' salaries in United States Dollars in order to break a paralysing strike by teachers.
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In what is viewed as barbaric, President Emmerson Mnangagwa's regime has suspended without pay all teachers who did not report for duty since the official opening of schools while protesting against poor salaries.
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Raymond Majongwe: "Teachers are suffering. They can't pay school fees for their children, feed themselves. Teachers can't take themselves to hospitals and the most important point here is it's purely a situation of a person who is telling…
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Secretary for Primary and Secondary Education, Thumisang Thabela on Monday night insisted “the majority of teachers” had reported for duty when schools’ opened for the first term on Monday.
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Teachers say the salaries earned in January are inadequate to support transport needs for commuting to various stations in the rural areas and to support daily commuting by teachers in urban areas.
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The ruling Zanu PF party is being accused of bullying thousands of Zimbabwean teachers who failed to report to work on Monday protesting over poor salaries.
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