Zimbabwe education

University of Zimbabwe hires part-time lecturers amid strike, offering low pay that sparks outrage among striking faculty members demanding fair salaries

Zimbabwe’s education system excels with high literacy rates and access but needs funding, modern curriculum, and teacher support for lasting reform.

Arts and humanities education in Zimbabwean schools fosters creativity, career growth, and cultural preservation, preparing students for the global job market.

Zimbabwe’s digital literacy initiatives are boosting tech empowerment and economic growth. Key programs help bridge gaps for youth and rural communities

Zimbabwe decentralizes teacher recruitment as educators demand better pay, while government revives programs to improve teaching standards

Teachers in Zimbabwe demand US$1,200 per month amid rising economic struggles, calling out government mistreatment and inadequate wages.  

Climate change poses a severe threat to Zimbabwe’s education sector, with natural disasters and poor infrastructure hindering students’ learning environments

Zimbabwe calls for action to end child labor and enhance education, stressing commitments to child protection and sustainable development goals.

UNICEF reports alarming statistics in Zimbabwe: 500,000 children are currently out of school, emphasizing a critical educational crisis.