Zimbabweans to shutdown the country on 6 May

The Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition stands firmly behind calls for a public protest against failure by the government to come up with a proper public transportation system. On Friday, May 6, 2022...

Schools opening on 7 February, the boiling point of the education crisis

In the spirit of the new commandist culture of governance, Zimbabwe's sole Vice President, Retired General Chiwenga announced that schools are reopening on 7 February 2022. The pronouncement was not b...

Land compensation and IMF re-engagement: A legacy of an Anti-poor government.

The full import of Mnangagwa's Zimbabwe is open for business mantra is now being painfully realized by the working class of Zimbabwe. Salaries of the workers have been eroded, the majority of our popu...

38 years of independence: Reflections from Zimbabwe's education sector

This article originally appeared in the Zimbabwe Communist Party quarterly journal 'Vanguard' Vol.2 Issue 5 (1st May 2018) Zimbabwe commemorated 38 years of Independence at a water-shed m...

#PocketsOut; the motive

Over the past days I have received enquiries on the motive of the popular #PocketsOut campaign.Questions from inquisitive citizens have sought to understand and measure the impact of what Zimb...

Government must pay bonuses or we will go into the streets - RTUZ

The Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (RTUZ) notes with disgust and fury the reckless and irresponsible statements coming from various government ministers regarding the sensitive issue of civil servan...

Electricity shortages an affront to quality education

Modern education requires the use of ICTs which are powered by electricity. The shortages of electricity blighting our country has made computers and other ICT gadgets useless and inoperable tools. Re...