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Ruling finds Zimbabwean Exemption Permits don't need protecting - Vimarsana News

Ruling finds Zimbabwean Exemption Permits don't need protecting

An urgent application to protect the rights of Zimbabwean Exemption Permits in South Africa has been dismissed by the Pretoria High Court.

Another Victory For ZEP Holders - Vimarsana News

Another Victory For ZEP Holders

By- In South Africa, Pretoria High Court this week dismissed Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi’s application in which he was requesting permission to appeal a decision made by a court regarding the termination of Zimbabwe Exemption Permits.  The court had previously ruled that Motsoaledi’s decision to terminate the permits without proper consultation was unlawful and…

Source: zimeye.net
Start your own schools, jobless teachers told - Vimarsana News

Start your own schools, jobless teachers told

The government last year launched a blitz across the country to close down hundreds of schools and colleges which were operating illegally.

Open Your Own Schools, Govt Tells Teachers - Vimarsana News

Open Your Own Schools, Govt Tells Teachers

Government has told jobless teachers to open their own schools as it cannot employ all of them into the country’s education system. This was said by Higher and Tertiary Education deputy minister Raymond Machingura during a graduation ceremony at Belvedere Teachers’ College on Friday. Machingura was speaking in an interview with a local radio station…

Source: zimeye.net
Gvt "Dumps" Unemployed Teachers – ZimEye - Vimarsana News

Gvt "Dumps" Unemployed Teachers – ZimEye

By A Correspondent- Government has told jobless teachers to open their own schools as it cannot employ all of them into the country's education system. This was said by Higher and Tertiary Education deputy minister Raymond Machingura during a graduation ceremony at Belvedere Teachers' College on Friday. Machingura was speaking in an interview with a…

Source: zimeye.net