Education in Zimbabwe (The Past, Present, and Vision of the Future)
MPs demand withdrawal of Health Bill
The proposed law, which seeks to align the Health Services Act to the Constitution has been widely criticised for containing provisions that bar health workers from speaking out or engaging in job action.
Ziyambi defends Health Bill
The Health Services Amendment Bill is now at the second reading stage in the National Assembly.
‘Health sector does not need a new law’
In its statement last week on the proposed Health Services Amendment Bill, which seeks to align the Health Services Act to the Constitution, Zimcodd said the intention of the amendments were problematic as they sought to further oppress health workers.
Rhodesia vs Zim: The genesis of education sector crisis
Before independence most white teachers were civil servants, whereas African teachers were employed by missionaries or by city councils.
Rhodesia vs Zim: The genesis of education sector crisis
Before independence most white teachers were civil servants, whereas African teachers were employed by missionaries or by city councils.
