
Tanyaradzwa Chigumbu Almost a month after Gweru Urban District top police officer, Chief Superintendent Dr Leon Marongedza, earned his fifth degree, he was recently recognized by Hon Owen Ncube for an exceptional academic journey spanning several disciplines and qualifications. Hon. Owen Ncube commended Dr Marongedza for his dedication to education, noting that his achievements include
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By Tanyaradzwa Chigumbu Gweru Rotary Club has concluded the Month of September by making a significant donation to the four local schools at a joint event held at St Severino Primary School. The donation was a fitting tribute to World Literacy Day and to the “Rotary Basic Education Literacy Month” on the Club’s Calendar. The
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Mthulisi Nxumalo MIDLANDS State University (MSU) has been challenged to translate research and academic knowledge into practical solutions, innovative products and businesses that can benefit society and contribute to industrialisation. Speaking at the official opening of the MSU Research, Innovation and Industrialisation Expo 2026 in Gweru today, Midlands Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and
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Mthulisi Nxumalo The Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education has authorized schools to hold vacation lessons for Grade 7, Form Four, and Upper Six examination classes during the August school holidays. According to Secretary’s Circular Number 7 of 2026, the lessons will take place from August 7 to August 20, covering a maximum of 10
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Midlands State University (MSU) has strengthened its focus on research and innovation through a strategic partnership with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). The collaboration aims to help the University produce research that directly supports Zimbabwe’s national development priorities while expanding its international partnerships. On Wednesday, MSU and the UNDP held a National Steering Committee
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By Mthulisi Nxumalo The National Association of Secondary School Heads (NASH) has called for urgent interventions to address critical challenges affecting Zimbabwe’s education sector. These include delays in teacher deployment, funding for the Basic Education Assistance Module (BEAM), examination costs, and issues related to the Heritage-Based Curriculum. During the NASH national conference, NASH President Mr.
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