Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education

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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Norton legislator Temba Mliswa said it was a "foolish" decision for the government to resign all teachers who are striking over poor Zimbabwean dollar wages.
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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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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 Government also approved the vaccination of everyone above 14 years which will make almost all secondary school learners eligible.
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Government has sent inspectors to schools in Zimbabwe to assess their readiness to reopen for the Second Term and has set aside $368.2 million to fund the enforcement of Level 4 lockdown measures.
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The Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) yesterday said teachers were still heavily incapacitated after they were paid between $13 300 and $17 000 this month after government effected a 25% increment, which is part of the 70%…
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All children will be back at school today, and most college and university students, with the return of examination classes a week ago testing successfully, the measures put in place across the education system to minimise risk of Covid-19…
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Examination classes went smoothly back to school yesterday with teachers and pupils following the World Health Organisation (WHO) guidelines.
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