Zimbabwe National Students Union

A Harare magistrate on Friday acquitted eleven Zimbabwe National Students Union (ZINASU) leaders who were arrested at the Harare Polytechnic in January this year.
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The University of Zimbabwe, which is scheduled to re-open its doors on the 24th of February, has increased tuition fees by more than 10 percent in a move that has been condemned by the Students Solidarity Trust.
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The recent squabbles between the Movement for Democratic Movement (MDC) and the Zimbabwe National Students Union (Zinasu) prompted me to complete an article I started writing at the beginning of this year — a time when Zinasu was reported…
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Over the past few weeks tensions have been running high between the Zimbabwe National Students Union (ZINASU) and the Movement for Democratic Change – Tsvangirai (MDC-T).
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HARARE - A general council session of the Zimbabwe National Students Union (Zinasu) has resolved that it will not support President Robert Mugabe’s Zanu PF party but will instead put its weight behind a coalition of opposition parties…
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Nehanda Radio is serialising the book “Solid Impact Stories: Experiences of Student Rights Activists in Zimbabwe (2000-2012)” courtesy of the Students Solidarity Trust (SST). Today we look at Melissa Nomakhosi Ndlovu.
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This issue draws research evidence from our members, partners and international stakeholders. It covers on-going concerns on the partisan nature of Zimbabwe’s security sector, progress on constitution making, deteriorating educational…
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EDITOR - The Zimbabwe National Students Union (Zinasu) condemns the University of Zimbabwe's refusal to re-admit Solomon Madzore, the leader of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) Youth Assembly, into the institution to continue his…
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Nehanda Radio will begin serialising the book “Solid Impact Stories: Experiences of Student Rights Activists in Zimbabwe (2000-2012)” beginning this week on Thursday courtesy of the Students Solidarity Trust (SST).
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On 17 November 1939, nine students and professors were executed by the Nazi authorities in Prague after a funeral march that turned into an anti-Nazi demonstration. Two years later, the day was marked as International Students’ Day in…
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