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BULAWAYO Polytechnic principal Engineer Gilbert Mzenzi Mabasa who died on Friday night has been described as an instrumental figure in the

With some three decades of a rich and flourishing career across the entire spectrum of communication, Sophia Kudjordji has earned bragging rights, not just for her unique skill set but for her accomplishments in the field. Through the years of working in different firms, from the newsroom to the boardroom, Ms Kudjordji has set the bar due to her unparalleled dedication to her craft, whilst endearing herself to all who interact with her well-known charming smile. Below, we take a look behind the...

Graphic Online Date: Jul - 03 - 2021 , 09:59 BY: By Charles Andoh 30.5k Shares 705 In a country where infrastructural development is predominantly sited in the urban areas, depriving the rural folks the opportunity to taste some level of development, it takes bold and courageous individuals to step in and break that jinx and bring development to the doorsteps of the rural folks. This has been the life of Dr Richard Kofi Asiedu, a man who has spent millions in putting up educational edifices to...

By Alois Vinga PROGRESSIVE Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) has predicted the worst pass rates, lower than yesteryears in forthcoming public examinations amid calls to tailor make nationwide technology learning based mechanisms. This comes after the Zimbabwe Schools Examinations Council reported the number of candidates who sat for Ordinary Level examinations in 2020 decreased by 32 365, translating to 11% or 184 249, only 45 644 pupils obtained five subjects graded C or better. A total of 184...

Wendiro wanted to pursue a science course at university but missed government sponsorship

Limerick Institute of Technology has launched a new summer programme to prepare Leaving Cert students for the college experience. 

As Sri Lanka is facing a spike in COVID-19 positive cases the medical burden faced by the Government of the country has worsened.Upfield Lanka the company behind Astra and Flora in Sri Lanka and the largest plant-based company in the world, has stepped up its efforts in providing immediate support by donating 10 (ten) units of fully electric Intensive Care Unit (ICU) beds to the National Operations Centre for Prevention of COVID-19 Outbreak...

Limerick Institute of Technology has this week launched its inaugural LIT Summer Academy for next year’s Leaving Cert students. The weeklon...

Upfield Lanka (Pvt.) Ltd. donates 10 ICU beds to National Operations Centre for Prevention of COVID-19 May, 20, 2021 As Sri Lanka is facing a spike in COVID-19 positive cases the medical burden faced by the Government of the country has worsened. Upfield Lanka (Pvt.) Ltd., the company behind Astra and Flora in Sri Lanka and the largest plant-based company in the world, has stepped up its efforts in providing immediate support by donating 10 (ten) units of fully electric Intensive Care Unit (ICU...

By Stephen Tsamba THE Education Ministry has attributed the 6.8% pass rate decline in Zimbabwe Schools Examination Council (ZIMSEC) Ordinary Level results to the devastating effects of the global Covid-19 pandemic. Spokesperson in the ministry, Taungana Ndoro told NewZimbabwe.com Wednesday the pandemic induced lockdown had seen a significant decline in the Ordinary Level pass rate due to reduced face-to-face teaching. Schools were forced to introduce on-line teaching, but this was not practical...