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Zimbabwe’s 2027 Education Shift: What It Means for Students

Zimbabwe’s 2027 Education Shift: What It Means for Students

May 2, 2026 | | 0 |

By Lindie Dube Zimbabwe is set to introduce a major change to its education system beginning in 2027, with all schools required to register learners for ZIMSEC examinations. While authorities say the move is aimed at strengthening national standards and creating a more unified system, it has sparked growing debate among parents, educators, and students. Questions are being raised about academic flexibility, global competitiveness, and whether the policy addresses deeper challenges within the education sector. For years, many families have turned to internationally recognized examination systems such as Cambridge for broader opportunities. The new policy, however, signals a shift...

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4,557 girls dropped out of school in Zimbabwe last year due to pregnancy

4,557 girls dropped out of school in Zimbabwe last year due to pregnancy

Sep 6, 2024 | | 0 |

By Change Radio Reporter   This figure, shared by Hon. T. Moyo, Minister of Primary and Secondary Education, highlights an alarming trend that demands our immediate attention. What is even more distressing is the reality behind these numbers. Many of these pregnancies result from violence, exploitation, and societal failure. These are not just statistics; they represent the futures of young girls being stolen.   1.Total Dropouts Due to Pregnancy: 4,557 2. From Rural Schools: 3,942 3. From Urban Areas: 615   The data clearly indicates that rural girls are disproportionately affected. The stark contrast between rural and urban dropouts...

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Harare Magistrate Orders Police to Return Illegally Seized Devices to Pro-Democracy Campaigners Tortured After Arrest

Harare Magistrate Orders Police to Return Illegally Seized Devices to Pro-Democracy Campaigners Tortured After Arrest

Nov 19, 2024 | | 0 |

By Leonnel Mhuka A Harare Magistrate has ordered the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) to return electronic gadgets they took from three well-known pro-democracy activists, Namatai Kwekweza, Robson Chere and Samuel Gwenzi. The trio was forcibly removed from a plane, arrested, and later charged with disorderly conduct. This ruling is a step forward in their fight for justice as they challenge these charges. Keep reading to learn more about their ordeal, the court’s decision, and what happens next in this important case. Read the full statement by the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights below A Harare Magistrate on Monday ordered...

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Zimbabwe’s 2027 Education Shift: What It Means for Students

Zimbabwe’s 2027 Education Shift: What It Means for Students

May 2, 2026 | | 0 |

By Lindie Dube Zimbabwe is set to introduce a major change to its education system beginning in 2027, with all schools required to register learners for ZIMSEC examinations. While authorities say the move is aimed at strengthening national standards and creating a more unified system, it has sparked growing debate among parents, educators, and students. Questions are being raised about academic flexibility, global competitiveness, and whether the policy addresses deeper challenges within the education sector. For years, many families have turned to internationally recognized examination systems such as Cambridge for broader opportunities. The new policy, however, signals a shift...

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Our time in Zimbabwe a truly awesome adventure

Our time in Zimbabwe a truly awesome adventure

Aug 4, 2023 | | 0 |

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Promotes Cultural Exchanges via Football

Promotes Cultural Exchanges via Football

Sep 5, 2024 | | 0 |

By Change Radio Reporter     Walter Musanhu, a Zimbabwean football coach based in Beijing, emphasizes football as a universal language   Walter Musanhu, a Zimbabwean football coach based in Beijing, emphasizes football as a universal language that unites people across diverse cultural backgrounds.   Musanhu works for the Jadel Football Academy, a Zimbabwe-owned, China-based top football nursery established in 2019 with branches in the Chinese capital of Beijing and the Zimbabwean capital of Harare.   “My name is Walter Musanhu. I came to China all because of football, mainly developing the kids at grassroots level. I started playing in...

Whether Facebook Should Close Nadia TV or Not Lies in Local Laws and Leadership That Can Protect Its Community and Culture

Whether Facebook Should Close Nadia TV or Not Lies in Local Laws and Leadership That Can Protect Its Community and Culture

Feb 2, 2026 | | 0 |

By Albert Mpofu Facebook does not require an ID to open an account. Age is self-declared. This means any child with a smartphone can legally lie, enter Facebook, and be exposed to explicit content within seconds. This past weekend has been awash with intense debate and detailed information surrounding a Facebook page known as Nadia TV. The page openly publishes content that many Zimbabweans consider explicit and inappropriate according to Zimbabwean cultural values. While Facebook claims to regulate content using its community standards and policies, these rules are complex, inconsistent and largely designed to reflect Western cultural norms, not...

Zimbabwe Workers Lack Confidence in ZiG’s New Currency, Notes ZCTU VP Mupamaunga

May 2, 2024 | | 0 |

By Wezhira Munya   See attached vedio with ZCTU VP MUPAMAUNGA, Masvingo urban member of parliament advocate Mureri and Masvingo city Mayor Alec Tabe   The Masvingo District Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) celebrated International Workers’ Day on May 1, 2024, at Mucheke Hall, the oldest Masvingo City-owned hall in Masvingo urban ward 1. The event served as a platform for workers to voice their concerns and demands for an inclusive Zimbabwe free from poverty, corruption, and oppression, which was the theme of the 2024 ZCTU celebrations. The atmosphere during the celebrations was somber as the majority of workers in Zimbabwe are grappling with socio-economic challenges such as low salaries and the high cost of goods and services. The situation has been further exacerbated by widespread retrenchments and inadequate pension benefits for retired workers. The Zanu PF-led government’s policies have left many Zimbabwean workers in dire straits, and the stress-related problems caused by the tough economic situation are affecting a significant portion of the adult population. ZCTU’s national third vice president, Mr. Anesu Mupamaunga, was the guest of honor at the Masvingo celebrations. In his address, Vice President Mupamaunga expressed the lack of confidence that Zimbabwean workers have in the newly introduced Zimbabwean dollar, known as ZiG. He predicted that ZiG would fail because the people of Zimbabwe have little faith in its stability and value. The fact...

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