ZIMTA

The Zimbabwe Teachers Association (Zimta) and Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) are engaged in a war of words emanating from whether or not to engage in collective bargaining with their employer under the Apex Council — the…
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Unions representing teachers are threatening to lobby their members to boycott businesses and products linked to the ruling Zanu PF elites.
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Government teachers have been left divided after their employer dangled a 17, 5 percent salary increase for all civil servants on Thursday following the discord that has been simmering in the public service.
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Teachers will be taking to the streets on Friday to protest against government’s offer of increasing their salaries by 15 percent, saying the effort fell far too short of their expectations.
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Teachers have threatened to go on strike to force Government to rescind a decision that was taken in 2016 to withdraw vacation leave for educators as formal efforts to come up with a solution have failed.
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Zimbabwe Teachers Association (Zimta) is embroiled in a nasty land wrangle with the Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC), in a development that has created bad blood between the two organisations.
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By Blessings Mashaya and Mugove Tafirenyika Teachers have said the new curriculum cannot be practically implemented, with schools around the country struggling to introduce it, six weeks into the first term. Zimbabwe Teachers…
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By Thupeyo Muleya Activity has heightened at Beitbridge Border Post with many Zimbabweans based in South Africa having started trooping back to their bases. Long queues of both vehicles and people have become the order of the day,…
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By Auxilia Katongomara The Government is forging ahead with online application for Form One places for next year with over 5 500 pupils having applied through the system when it started last Friday. The Ministry of Primary and…
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Government workers have said they would welcome bonus payments from their cash-strapped employer in bond notes, but warned the surrogate currency should not be used to ruin the country’s fragile economy. This comes as Public Service,…
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