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Now a women’s job: Why Zimbabwe’s men are abandoning the classroom

Teachers enjoyed decent salaries, housing loans, car schemes and government-sponsored training.

By Nunurai Jena 21h ago

Now a women’s job: Why Zimbabwe’s men are abandoning the classroom

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Gold rush empties rural schools

Centre for Natural Resource Governance director Farai Maguwu said lack of a diversified manufacturing sector left mining as one of the few industries offering immediate income.

By Nunurai Jena Aug. 9, 2026

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3% O’ Level pass rate sparks outcry

“This reflects the way we have managed the transition to the new curriculum and the level to which teachers in private learning institutions are motivated,” he said.

By Nunurai Jena Aug. 7, 2026

ARTUZ launches digital tool for reintegration of returning learners

In a statement, ARTUZ said the initiative seeks to ensure that returning children exercise their right to education.

By Silas Nkala Jul. 20, 2026

ARTUZ launches digital tool for reintegration of returning learners

Poverty wages sent teacher to grave, says union

Makamani had turned to the hazardous informal activity in a desperate bid to supplement his meagre government salary, according to the complaint.

By Staff Reporter Jul. 5, 2026

Poverty wages sent teacher to grave, says union

Teachers call for end to xenophobia

ARTUZ said the struggles of Zimbabwean teachers, who continue to face low wages and state repression, are closely linked to those of South African workers.

By Staff Reporter Jun. 28, 2026

Treasury’s 2 000 teacher plan sparks outrage

In some schools, a single teacher reportedly handles more than 60 learners, while others are forced to teach composite classes involving two grades simultaneously.

By Sharon Sibindi May. 18, 2026