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The South African National Editors’ Forum calls on the leadership of the Zimbabwe African National Union – Patriotic Front (ZANU–PF) to step in and discipline its Director of Information and Publicity, Tafadzwa Tuboy Mugwadi, who is assaulting media freedom and freedom of expression daily on social media.
By Staff Reporter A MASVINGO female teacher, Sheila Chisirimunhu (53) has been convicted and sentenced to 16 months in prison for public violence after she was arrested while protesting against poor salaries. According to Amalgamated Rural Teacher Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) president Obert Masaraure, Chisirimunhu is a primary school teacher who has served for 30 years and has five dependents. “She is a primary school teacher who has served for 30 years. The government of Zimbabwe slashed teacher salaries from US$500 monthly to US$30. Sheila joined other teachers and peacefully protested agai...
School Reopening: Headteachers Call For Shift System Education Cabinet Secretary George Magoha at a school in Nyeri on October 28, 2020. File Headteachers have opposed the full reopening of schools scheduled for January 4, 2021, citing inadequate preparation in a majority of schools. The Kenya Primary Schools Heads Association (Kepsha) during a meeting in Nairobi on December 28 cautioned against the reopening, noting that they were underfunded. The school heads argued that the large populations in several public primary schools would make it near impossible for them to implement and adhere to...
Mbalula condemns Daspoort Tunnel party in Tshwane Citizen reporter ‘This conduct is unacceptable. Our law-enforcement agencies will show no mercy towards people who turn our roads into party spots,’ said the transport minister. Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula has vowed to clamp down on drivers who drive under the influence of liquor and break Covid-19 regulations. This comes after a circulated video in which young peo...
THE STANDARD By Allan Mungai | December 21st 2020 at 00:00:00 GMT +0300 Teresia Nyeri fits her son David Mwangi with a shirt at Uniform Plus in Mombasa. [Omondi Onyango, Standard] Jasper Kamau lived a life he had always dreamed of. Kamau (not his real name), a father of two, worked hard to take care of his family. His business was flourishing and he could afford to take his children to one of the top schools in Nairobi. He could afford to pay more than Sh200,000 fee per term for his children. Then Covid-19 struck and schools had to close. And so did his event organising business, which was ...