A Zimbabwean completely aced her Matric Examinations (ZIMSEC/Cambridge equivalent in South Africa). Triphin Mudzvengi scored seven distinctions in her finals despite her modest blue-collar background with her father working as a bricklayer and her mother as a domestic worker.
Is there a thing such as results that are too good? A day after ZIMSEC released the 2019 results it’s a question most are weighing in on as an intense debate rages on the internet.
This all started when the screenshot of one Nyanga High student’s results came out. To say the student did well […]
Investigations by our friends at Pindula News suggest that the University of Zimbabwe has reviewed its tertiary fees to more than $5 000 and Chinhoyi will be asking at least some students to pay fees of around $10K. This fee hikes appear to be unofficial at least for now but expect to pay them as it’s unlikely […]
If you are trying to view your results online using our guide on how to do so and get an error saying you already have an account what does it mean and what can you do to view your results? It means someone, probably your school/centre has already created an account usually to prevent you from viewing your […]
The results for those who wrote their Cambridge AS A-Level results in October 2019 are now out. They can be accessed right now from the Cambridge results online portal here. According to Cambridge’s news bulletin results can be viewed starting at 06:00 GMT (0:800 Zimbabwean time) and as we write this it’s already 08:20 in Harare.
Earlier we reported that lecturers from Zimbabwe’s two state Universities, MSU and UZ, had given notice that they would be embarking on a go slow to protest their financial incapacitation.
Well, lecturers from Lupane State University, one of the country’s youngest universities have also given notice that they will be joining the go slow.
Lecturers from at least two of Zimbabwe’s state universities have threatened to go on a go slow as they say their salaries are no longer enough to sustain them.
2019 has been a tough year for most employees as the economy has been in a free fall despite the government’s positive tone and austerity measures. […]
Just like here in Zimbabwe, it is exam season in most countries including the United Kingdom and most of its former colonies. In the not so distant past, ZIMSEC had quite the reputation for suffering leaks which often required students to rewrite some papers each session.
The nonsense that is […]
Most parents and guardians were greeted by shocking fee bills when schools opened for the second term. These massive hikes are in line with general price increases across all economic sectors. For most people, however, their salaries have remained largely the same.
Primary and Secondary Education minister Paul Mavima confirmed that several schools had applied to increase their fees again.
I am […]
Google have announced that they are now accepting applications for their 2019 Google Africa Certifications Scholarships. The program began last year when however for some reason Zimbabweans could not apply as the country was not on the list. This time around I am happy to inform you that Zimbabwe made it on the list.
Google is […]
