31/08/2023
PSC @ ZAS 2023 – MILLIONS UP FOR GRABS !!! Come to the PSC Stand at the Zim Agric Show 2023 and apply for an instant ZWL GEMS loan for your Projects, Holiday – the choice is yours.
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31/08/2023
TRAINING LOANS GALORE ...
Study made easy! The Public Service Commission is offering instant training loans to all civil servants provided one has proof of study. HURRY TO THE PSC STAND !!! – Convergence Hall, 3rd Ave, Exhibition Park, Zimbabwe Agric Show 2023.
30/08/2023
PSC PRINCIPALS AT ZAS, SPEND TIME AT THE PSC STAND
Service Commissions Chair, Dr. Vincent Hungwe and Secretary to Service Commissions Dr. Tsitsi Choruma took time at the Commission Stand and interacted with exhibiting members of the Secretariat in the Exhibition Park at the ongoing Zimbabwe Agricultural Show (ZAS).
The Chairman and Secretary also toured and took an interest in exhibition Stands belonging to different economic sectors at ZAS 2023.
Subsequently PSC Deputy Chair, Dr. Nomathemba Ndiweni accompanied by Commissioners Antony Chigora and Prof. Carroll Khombe arrived and spent time at the PSC Stand, walking the Commission’s exhibition story by interacting with exhibiting members of the Secretariat.
On this third day of ZAS 2023, the PSC Stand was a hive of activity with members of the public service taking advantage of services brought to their convenience by the Commission at ZAS. Many applied for instant GEMS Loans, Training Loans, and Registration for Employment consideration as well as submitting their Pension and Salary query solutions, Motor Vehicle Rebate Applications.
30/08/2023
25 SENIOR GOVT OFFICIALS LEAVE FOR SEMINAR IN CHINA.
Secretary to Service Commissions, Dr. Tsitsi R. Choruma bade farewell to a group of 25 Senior Government Officials that are leaving for a three-week Bilateral Seminar on Public Management in China. Dr. Choruma advised the group to maintain teamwork and professionalism during the three-week tour.
The Team was challenged to be transformative and demonstrate that they are fit for purpose cadres by customizing lessons learnt in China. Successful input to the development trajectory under Vision 2030 was a prerequisite for consideration amongst a cohort of leaders that the Commission is grooming.
The course content for this Seminar is tailormade for Zimbabwean participants.
The Secretary added that one being in Management was not synonymous with one being a leader. Developmental public servants were an example of leaders, outstanding individuals who enhanced service provision for national development to the satisfaction of the citizenry.
29/08/2023
PSC PARTICIPATES AT THE 113th EDITION OF ZAS
The 113th Edition of the Zimbabwe Agricultural Show (ZAS) is now on and the Public Service Commission has put up an exquisite Stand design occupying Stands 66, 66A, 67, 67A and 81-84 in the Convergence Dome along 3rd Ave with the Exhibition Park in Harare
The Show is already open to members of the public right through from Monday to Saturday under the theme “Sustained Growth. Productivity. Linkages.” The Public Service Commission is exhibiting under the customized theme, “Creating Value through Sustainable, Productive, Responsive and Growth Oriented Public Services.”
The PSC is offering GEMS Loans, instant Training Loans, Onsite Registration for Employment Consideration, Pension and Salary query solutions, instant Motor Vehicle Rebate Applications tracking and a general overview of what PSC offers. Please come through to the PSC Stand and receive instant service.
22/08/2023
The latest version of our 'From the Secretary's Desk' publication for your information and reading pleasure.
22/08/2023
It is half day for Public Servants today to ensure that those that have to travel to where they are voting at, have time to do so.
Secretary Service Commissions, Dr Tsitsi Choruma, takes this opportunity to wish all public servants well.
May peace prevail all throughout the country during these elections.
14/08/2023
The Public Service Commission joins His Excellency, President E.D. Mnangagwa and the rest of the nation in commemorating Heroes' Day and National Defence Forces Day.
14/08/2023
Rest in Peace, National Hero, Commissioner General (Rtd) Siziba.
06/08/2023
Team PSC has done it again! Has won 3rd Prize in the Government Services Category for the Year 2023 at the just ended Mashonaland Central Provincial Agricultural Show
05/08/2023
Day 4 Mash Central Agricultural Show in pictures
04/08/2023
The Guest of Honour Dr John Basera - Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Resettlement toured the PSC Stand accompanied by Mash Central Agricultural Show Society Chairperson Mr Christopher Chingwaru and other Senior Government Officials
04/08/2023
Mashonaland Central Agricultural Show roared into life on the 2nd of August 2023 under the theme Production For Economic Development - Going For Growth Under Devolution #
May you come through to our Stand and get instant attention to queries pertaining to pensions, SSB and other related queries.
03/08/2023
MSD TRAINING OF FOURTH GROUP OF DEPUTY DIRECTORS OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED
The Managerial Skills Development (MSD) Training Programme for the 4th Group of Deputy Directors & equivalent grades in 2023 was officially opened by Secretary to Service Commissions who was represented by PSC Monitoring and Evaluation Manager Mr. Martin Matsenhura at ZIPAM today.
The Group of 52 participants which consists 20 female and 32 male Deputy Directors were informed that this training was necessited by the need to impart strong institutionalized solutions to national challenges.
In a Vote of Thanks, Mrs. Arina Manyanya had glowing comments about the Public Service Commission for capacitating Deputy Directors with the means and ways of partaking in service delivery.
28/07/2023
WEEKLONG TOT FOR ACADEMY TRAINERS ENDS AT SENGA
The 5-day Train the Trainer programme for 80 trainers from 13 campuses of the Public Service Academy ended on a high note at Senga Campus in Gweru today. Robust, captivating, motivating, as well as entertaining yet informative debate on standard training procedures and steps characterized the presentations from ESAMI experts.
Public Service Academy Training Programmes and Infrastructural Development Coordinator, Mr. Mugove Mubhika represented the Secretary to Service Commissions in delivering closing her remarks telling the participants that they had been exposed to the principles and “next practices” in training delivery that they were now a new league.
Representing participants in a Vote of Thanks, Ms Mercy Dube expressed appreciation for the Secretary for authorizing the TOT with ESAMI, urging the newly Certified Trainers (seasoned and incoming) to set the bar high through interactive mentorship that recognize each other's strengths.
28/07/2023
PSC SECRETARIAT, PUBLIC SERVICE ACADEMY EMPLOYEES, PUBLIC SERVANTS RECEIVE HEALTH AWARENESS LECTURES AND GET TESTED FOR FREE – 26.07.23
Eighty Four civil servants from both the PSC secretariat and the Alvord and Bikita Academy Institutes as well as those from line Ministries drawn from all seven district of Masvingo attended health awareness lectures before getting tested in Masvingo this Wednesday.
Public servants, first, attended lectures emphasising the importance of regular health checks, cervical and prostate cancer screening and its importance, causes of stress and how to manage it & importance of regular exercises that were conducted at Masvingo Polytechnic College.
Staff were later tested for free at PSMI clinic by undergoing blood sugar tests, blood pressure tests, cervical and prostate cancer screening. These are tests ordinarily unaffordable for staff that staff recommended that this program should regularly undertaken.
The event was a clear demonstration of the NDS 1 prescribed devolution agenda at play, as its coordination was handled at subnational level by PSC Masvingo Provincial Coordinator’s office in collaboration with the Premier Medical Aid Society.
27/07/2023
The PSC is exhibiting at the 76th Edition of the Mashonaland West Provincial Agricultural Show which started yesterday, 26 July 2023. The Exhibition is running under the theme, "Adoption of smart farming going for growth"
The PSC is offering GEMS loans, online registration and giving instant query attendance. Please come through if you have pension and salary queries, and receive instant attention.
27/07/2023
L*D TRAINING FOR FOURTH GRP OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED
The week long Leadership Skills Development Training Programme (L*D) for the 4th Group of 22 Directors and Equivalent Grades in 2023, was officiated by the G.M. for Training, Development and Management, Mr. Kudzai Dhliwayo, representing the Secretary, at ZIPAM yesterday.
Participating Directors were reminded that clients had huge expectations, pointedly the citizenry, who continously look up to public servants for quality service with a capacity to improve their livelihoods, for which, failure to do this is not an option.
26/07/2023
PUBLIC SERVICE ACADEMY ROLLS OUT TRAIN THE TRAINERS FOR ALL ITS INSTITUTES
The PSC's Public Service Academy has rolled out its Train the Trainer programme for all its facilitators drawn from the 13 campuses at Senga campus in Gweru. The 5 days training programme which is being conducted by experts from the Eastern and Southern Africa Management Institute (ESAMI) is aimed at strengthening the effectiveness of the pool of trainers including the newly recruited ones.
2/3 A total of 80 Trainers are attending the course. In his keynote address to the participants the General Manager for Training, Development and Management, who was representing the Secretary to the Service Commissions implored the participants to play a leading role in the training and development trajectory enunciated by the Commission.
This is part of the Public Service Commission's broader strategy to reinforce and strengthen the capacity and capability of the Trainers to capacitate members from all MDAs.
22/07/2023
The Public Service Commission today won the Overall Winner (best stand & exhibitor Awards) at the ongoing Midlands Agricultural Show, 2023.
The PSC also retained first place after scoping the first price in the Commissions category for the second year running.
As the Provincial show opened its doors to the public the PSC stand had been a hive of activity as members of the public appreciated the clarification of the role of the PSC.
ARDA Board Chair and Guest of Honour, Mr. Irvine Craig officially opened the Midlands Agricultural Show. In his address, Mr. Craig said Government has raised targets for Agricultural yield towards achieving national food sufficiency from 45% current output to 100% as exemplified by the wheat self-sufficiency achieved through the 2023 wheat yields.
21/07/2023
MIDLANDS AGRIC SHOW 2023 IN FULL SWING
Day 2 of the Midlands Agricultural Show witnessed stakeholders of all ages and status visiting the PSC Stand. Most made enquiries and got assistance in registering online.
21/07/2023
In house wellness clinic at the Public Service Commission Head Office on the 19th of July 2023. Work place wellness for staff.
20/07/2023
The Midlands Agricultural Show 2023 roared into life in Gweru today under the theme Collaborative, Integrative Solutions for Economic Development. Human traffic to the PSC Stand was steadily rising with Exhibitors attending to enquiries and queries.
The PSC's exhibition is driven by a fit-for purpose service delivery, the devolution agenda, public sector digital solutions, a LIVE payroll, pension & HRMIS System as well as non-monetary benefits. The Midlands Show Society adjudication team also visited the stand.
The Public Service Commission joins other Government Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) from various sectors such as Mining, Agriculture, Telecommunications, Energy and Infrastructural Development amongst others, as well as a host of Private Sector players.
19/07/2023
Secretary to Service Commissions Dr Tsitsi Choruma and team met yesterday at the Harare International Airport with the Airports Company Zimbabwe CEO Mr Tawanda Gusha and team to explore possible partnerships.
14/07/2023
95 CHIEF DIRECTORS AND DIRECTORS COMPLETE THE PUBLIC SERVICE REORIENTATION TRAINING PROGRAMME AT ZIPAM – 14.07.2023
A class of 95 Chief Directors and Directors, 41 of them female, proudly received Certificates after completing a week-long Public Service Reorientation Training Programme at the Zimbabwe Institute of Public Administration and Management (ZIPAM) in Darwendale today.
The event was officiated by Chitepo School of Ideology Senior Researcher and Lecturer, Brigadier General Ezekiel Zabanyana, representing Chitepo School Principal, Cde. Munyaradzi Machacha accompanied by Mr. Andrew Marisa, the Senior Consultant at ZIPAM who represented the ZIPAM Director General, Dr. Edgar Makande.
These participating Senior Civil Servants were challenged to ably originate and lead developmental policy formulation that demonstrates their consciousness and unity to correct the bad image deliberately created on Zimbabwe by adversarial groups and media. Such developmental agenda targets were spelt out by H.E. President, Dr. E.D. Mnangagwa at the ZANU PF Manifesto Launch in Chipinge recently.
14/07/2023
"The Public Sector Transformation Agenda has four pillars: 1. Provision of High Quality Services; 2. Modernisation of the Public Sector; 3. Work Culture Transformation; and 4. Citizen Engagement and Participation." - Dr Choruma told delegates at the ongoing IPMZ Annual HR Convention at Elephant Hills Hotel in Victoria Falls
14/07/2023
Secretary to Service Commissions, Dr Tsitsi R. Choruma, is today speaking to hundreds of Human Capital Experts from across the country at the IPMZ Annual Human Resources Convention in Victoria Falls. Dr Choruma is speaking on the topic: "Transforming the Public Service for the Future Fit" where she is articulating, among other things, the Public Sector Transformation Agenda for the Second Republic
09/07/2023
THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION SUCCESSFULLY PARTICIPATES AT THE BEITBRIDGE BUSINESS EXPO
The Public Service Commission successfully participated at the Beitbridge Business Expo where public servants and stakeholders were attended to by exhibitors. Most of the enquiries from visitors were related to registration for employment with Government.
The three day expo was officially opened yesterday by Guest of Honour, ZITF CEO, Dr. Nicholas Ndebele who also visited the PSC Stand. The Deputy Minister of Home Affairs and MP for Beitbridge West Hon. A. Maboyi also visited the PSC stand. The PSC received a Certificate of Participation g from the Expo.
08/07/2023
CEREMONY TO HAND OVER CERTIFICATES IN THE MANAGERIAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT (MSD) PROGRAMME TO 54 DEPUTY DIRECTORS & EQUIVALENT GRADES FROM DIFFERENT MDAs HELD.
The Official hand over MSD Certificates to 54 Deputy Directors & equivalent grades from across Government Ministries, Departments & Agencies (MDAs) was conducted by ZIPAM Director General, Dr Edgar Makande at ZIPAM this afternoon.
Dr. Makande told these participants who had completed a weeklong of training that they must demonstrate lessons leant back at their workstations. This is the Third goup of Government officials at Deputy Director Level to undertake this course for 2023.
06/07/2023
THE MANAGERIAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT TRAINING PROGRAMME (FOR THE THIRD GROUP DEPUTY MANAGERS IN 2023) FEATURING 55 DEPUTY DIRECTORS & EQUIVALENT GRADES FROM DIFFERENT MDAs OFFICIALLY OPENED.
General Manager, Training Development and Management, Mr. Kudzai Dhliwayo represented Secretary to Service Commissions in Officially opening the Managerial Skills Development (MSD) training programme featuring 55 Deputy Directors & equivalent grades from across Government Ministries, Departments & Agencies (MDAs) at ZIPAM yesterday.
Addressing the participants undergoing the week long training, Mr. Dhliwayo informed participants that civil servant leaders who would have undergone mindset transformation and further sharpened skills were a requirement to, "ably support Government because it had a people to serve and an economy to recover".
The Secretary’s address further challenged this third group at of Deputy Director Level to undertake the MSD course in 2023, to demonstrate exceptional competencies, knowledge and skills by coming up with concept-papers proffering solutions to perennial national challenges in a manner that is true to His Excellency, the President’s mantra “Nyika inovakwa nevene vayo”.
01/07/2023
CEREMONY TO HAND OVER CERTIFICATES IN MANAGEMENT SKILLS DEVELOPMENT (MSD) PROGRAMME TO 36 DEPUTY DIRECTORS & EQUIVALENT GRADES FROM DIFFERENT MDAs HELD - 30.06.2023
While officiating at the Award Ceremony to hand over Certificates to 36 Deputy Directors & equivalent grades from across Government Ministries, Departments & Agencies (MDAs) after their week of training in Managerial Skills Development at ZIPAM, Director General, Dr Edgar Makande advised participants that the training was meant to make them fit for purpose in rendering expected Government services to the people.
This is the Second group of Government officials at Deputy Director Level to undertake this course in 2023. This week's course was officially opened by General Manager, Training Development and Management, Mr. Kudzayi Dhliwayo on Wednesday.
28/06/2023
Secretary Service Commissions Tours & Goes Through The Plastic License Disk Production Process At The Central Vehicle Registry … 28.06.23
The new plastic license disk production system being introduced by the Civil Vehicle Registry is now operational. The Secretary to Service Commissions, Dr. Tsitsi R. Choruma took time out to go through the process at the Central Vehicle Registry (CVR) Headquarters in Harare this morning.
The process starts with the collection of biometric information from the applicant which is sent to the Card Production Office before the card is printed. The license card undergoes electronic and physical verification at the Quality Control office. The license card has 32 security features, the electronic ones verifiable using ultraviolet light.
The card has 2 features at the front, the holder's signature and Coat of Arms. At the back there is the license number and Victoria Falls Bridge. It further has a QR code for a quick scan for the holder's details.
Collection for verified license cards is already decentralized with applicants collecting them from their nearest post office around the country.
28/06/2023
Job Evaluation Report Presentation Workshop held In Harare
Chairman to Service Commissions, Dr. V. Hungwe gave a the keynote address to Permanent Secretaries and senior civil servants at the Job Evaluation Report Presentation Workshop in Harare today. He explained the job evaluation as a fulfillment of the Commission’s 2021-2025 Strategic Plan. The Plan, amongst other issues, provided for Public Service Reforms to address identified challenges in the Public Service.
The Chairman explained that the Commission engaged the services of consultants, Manpower Builds Business (MBB) Training and Development in order to minimize subjective evaluation and enable rational, consistent and transparent decisions to be made about roles.
Dr. Hungwe revealed the job evaluation exercise had not been conducted for two decades, yet the expectation was that it be done every 3years. Challenges had begun to emerge in the Public Service including redundant jobs; lack of career progression; duplication and mismatch between grades which necessitated this Job Evaluation.
In her welcome remarks, the Secretary to Service Commissions, Dr. Tsitsi R. Choruma informed participants that this job-evaluation was a bold intervention strategy by the Commission to intensify and accelerate the transformative agenda to reform the Public Sector in line with Vision 2030.
Dr. Choruma indicated that Commission had been besieged with requests for upgrading and re-grading of posts and salary queries. The absence of internal equity controls between posts with the same titles and duties had made decision-making difficult.
26/06/2023
We are winners! The Public Service Commission was crowned the overall winner in the "Most Accountable and Transparent Organisation" category at the just ended Africa Public Service Day Commemorations which where held in Victoria Falls on 21 to 23 June 2023.
23/06/2023
The Minister Of Public Service, Labor And Social Welfare, Hon. Prof. Paul Mavima officially opened the 3-day Ninth (9) Edition Of the APSD Commemorations
The Minister Of Public Service, Labor And Social Welfare, Hon. Prof. Paul Mavima officially opened the three-day Ninth (9) Edition Of Continental Africa Public Service Day Commemorations on behalf of the H.E. the President, Dr. E.D. Mnangagwa on 23 June 2023 in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe.
Minister Mavima expressed Zimbabwe appreciation to hosting the event for the second running adding that Zimbabwe merited continental integration as a solution to the continent pressing challenges.
The Minister spoke of the expected rise in labour force from 500 million currently, to a staggering 676 million by 2030. Unemployment for more than 30% youths and over 40% young women was the worst in the world and needed to be addressed.
The Hon. Mnister added that the economic and social vision for Africa needed a fit-for-purpose African Public Administration that is transformed to have a developmental mindset, high-performance and unquestionable integrity.
The vice of corruption and bad governance were pointed out by the Minister who added that it cost Africa billions of dollars annually, resources necessary for vital public services and infrastructure.
The Africa Public Service Day Conference and Plenary session ended with closing remarks from Minister Mavhima & a Victoria Falls Declaration. Ethiopia also agreed to host the next edition of the Africa Public Service Day.
The 9th Edition of Africa Public Service Day's commitment to action and see through the operationalization of AfCFTA pleased the Minister as it would be a dream come true for aspirations of Africa's founding fathers and legendary ministers who met in Marrakesh in 1994.
Minister Mavima expressed confidence on the synchrony of APSD ideas for AfCFTA along with those of Agenda 2063 as well as those of the Sustainable Development Goals saying it made them highly likely to be achieved.
Thanking delegates and organisers, the African Union on behalf of H.E. the President Dr. E.D. Mnangagwa and the people of Zimbabwe, Minister Mavima said it was Zimbabwe’s pleasure to host and would gladly do it again in future. He further thanked Ethiopia for agreeing to host the 2025 Edition of APSD.
22/06/2023
Day 2 of the ongoing APSD Exhibition saw the Chairman to Service Commissions, Dr. V. Hungwe accompanied by the Secretary to Service Commissions, Dr T.R. Choruma and Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare tour the PSC's & other stands at the ongoing Africa Public Service Day commemorations in Victoria Falls.
22/06/2023
CHAIRMAN, DR. VINCENT HUNGWE PRESENTS A PAPER ON THE MAIN THEME AT THE AFRICA PUBLIC SERVICE DAY COMMEMORATIONS … 22.06.23
Chairman to Service Commission in his capacity as Chair PSC Chair, Dr. Vincent Hungwe presented a paper on the main theme, “The African continental free trade area (AfCFTA) will require a fit for purpose African public administration to succeed.” An expert Dr Mataywa Busieka dissected the presentation alongside Panelists Prof. Ludeki Chweya, of the Kenya School of Government (KSG).
Dr. Hungwe told the Conference that by celebrating Africa Public Service Day (APSD), this was, in essence, the celebration of the public servants’ successes. He then called for concerted efforts to implement the continent’s programmes and projects for the benefit the African citizenry.
The Chairman explained that the APSD theme called for a public administration and management whose performance was based on principles of competitiveness, timeliness, efficiency, effectiveness, transparency and accountability for the continent’s highly expectant citizens. Citizens yearned for the creation of inclusive and sustainable product and service value, and supply chains that would underpin meaningful trade within the AfCFTA, added the Chairman.
Dr. Hungwe added that the challenges encountered in implementing the AfCFTA required the continent to re-affirm its deeply rooted connectedness and inter-dependence amongst member states for inclusive and sustainable economic growth, ‘leaving no one and no place behind’.
The Chairman, Dr Hungwe added that full implementation of the AfCFTA would unpack vital tools in sustaining and improving productivity and business competitiveness leading to opening up of borders and increasing mobility for a healthy cross pollination of ideas, skills transfer and innovation.
He told delegates that the implementation of the borderless continent demanded Political will by policy makers to eliminate of trade barriers among African countries. This needed continuous development of human capital for appropriate high levels of administrative institutional capital to deliver.
The Education 5.0 policy in Zimbabwe was cited by Dr. Hungwe as a good case in point that harnessed institutions of higher learning in heritage-based and outcome-focused national development designed for competitive, modern, industrial and trading economy.
The continent needed to embrace and transition to ICT-enabled systems in work streams at ports of entry to reduce fraud and corruption; reduction of language divide through multilingual capabilities; and creating effective monitoring, evaluation and data analysis systems to identify, understand and exploit areas of comparative and competitive advantage, market preferences and this would assist governments in making informed decisions.
Chairman, Dr. Hungwe concluded that, the unanimous ratification of AfCFTA by 54 countries stood to make the continent a single continental market with 1.3 billion people with a combined Gross Domestic Product of approximately US$3.4 trillion which would benefit our continent. This, the Chairman added, would take Africa to Agenda 2063, but needed Public Administration and Management systems to transform.
Secretary to Service Commissions, Dr. T.R. Choruma moderated the early plenary, SESSION 3 running under the sub-theme, “A developmental public administration that creates an enabling environment for investment value adding industries to maximize the benefit of the AfCTA framework”. Presentations to this session were made by Dr. Godfrey Kanyenze and Panelist were Steven H. Isaac, and Expert, Prof Ludeki, as well as Chweya of the Kenya School of Government (KSG).
22/06/2023
'Mr K Dhliwayo representing Secretary to Service Commissions officially opened this event where Directors going through their special induction, and Deputy Directors their leadership skills development training programme were both in attendance.
Induction for Gender Mainstreaming, Inclusivity and Wellness Directors is currently ongoing at Zipam. Some 14 Directors are being capacitated at this three-day workshop
The future of the Public Service lies in the Deputy Directors and equivalent grades as you help to ensure set goals are attainable, as you should act as the conduit between lower grades and higher grades ""Mr Dhliwayo told the 32 Deputy Directors present.
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Does the 2022 National Budget address teachers' concerns? Here is ZIMTA's position.
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Zimbabwe Public Service Commission
Ministry of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare
Parliament of Zimbabwe
Kubatana
Education Coalition of Zimbabwe - ecozi
ZimTreasury - Ministry of Finance & Econ Dev
Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education- MopseZim
Zimbabwe Public Service Commission
Ministry of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare
Parliament of Zimbabwe
Kubatana
Education Coalition of Zimbabwe - ecozi
ZimTreasury - Ministry of Finance & Econ Dev
Budget Must Motivate Teachers!
Zimbabwe Teachers' Association (ZIMTA) Chief Executive Officer, Dr Sifiso Ndlovu says the upcoming 2022 national budget must address the improvement in the working conditions of teachers through addressing salaries, benefits and living conditions.
The 2022 National Budget will be presented on 25 November 2021 at the Parliament Building.
"On the issue of the Pay we are looking forward to a Real Salary Rise not the norminal rise that we have seen in the past which is inflation related. We want a rise that changes and transforms the lives of educators, it must transform the education system, we are talking of a transformative education supported by this budget and meaning that it must transform the lives of learners, teachers and communities."
During the interview Dr Ndlovu empasised the need to invest more in the education sector.
"The budget announcement must provide for the gaps that we saw in 2020 and even backward to 2019 as Covid-19 came in and introduced a new factor of online education or virtual education. There is a need for us to invest in that area by ensuring that learners have got online services such as internet infrastructure as we missed big time in 2019 and in 2020," he said.
The 2022 National budget announcement is expected to bring some positives for teachers.
Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education- MopseZim
Parliament of Zimbabwe
Ministry of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare
Zimbabwe Public Service Commission
Open Parly ZW
Kubatana
ZimTreasury - Ministry of Finance & Econ Dev
Prof. Mthuli Ncube
ZIMTA CEO Dr Sifiso Ndlovu
Zimbabwe Teachers' Association (ZIMTA) Chief Executive Officer, Dr Sifiso Ndlovu says the upcoming 2022 national budget must address the improvement in the working conditions of teachers through addressing salaries, benefits and living conditions.
The 2022 National Budget will be presented on 25 November 2021 at the Parliament Building.
"On the issue of the Pay we are looking forward to a Real Salary Rise not the norminal rise that we have seen in the past which is inflation related. We want a rise that changes and transforms the lives of educators, it must transform the education system, we are talking of a transformative education supported by this budget and meaning that it must transform the lives of learners, teachers and communities."
During the interview Dr Ndlovu empasised the need to invest more in the education sector.
"The budget announcement must provide for the gaps that we saw in 2020 and even backward to 2019 as Covid-19 came in and introduced a new factor of online education or virtual education. There is a need for us to invest in that area by ensuring that learners have got online services such as internet infrastructure as we missed big time in 2019 and in 2020," he said.
The 2022 National budget announcement is expected to bring some positives for teachers.
Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education- MopseZim
Parliament of Zimbabwe
Ministry of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare
Zimbabwe Public Service Commission
Open Parly ZW
Kubatana
ZimTreasury - Ministry of Finance & Econ Dev
Prof. Mthuli Ncube
ZIMTA CEO Dr Sifiso Ndlovu
Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education- MopseZim
Ministry of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare
Zimbabwe Public Service Commission
Parliament of Zimbabwe
Open Parly ZW
Zimbabwe School Examinations Council - Zimsec
Zimbabwe Public Service Commission
Parliament of Zimbabwe
Open Parly ZW
Education Coalition of Zimbabwe - ecozi
Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education
ZimTreasury - Ministry of Finance & Econ Dev
Ministry of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare
Zimbabwe Public Service Commission
Parliament of Zimbabwe
Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education
Zimbabwe Public Service Commission
Ministry of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare
Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education- MopseZim
Parliament of Zimbabwe
ZimTreasury - Ministry of Finance & Econ Dev
Open Parly ZW
Education Coalition of Zimbabwe - ecozi
Zimbabwe Public Service Commission
Ministry of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare
ZimTreasury - Ministry of Finance & Econ Dev
Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education
Parliament of Zimbabwe
Kubatana
Education Coalition of Zimbabwe - ecozi
Open Parly ZW
Pay Teachers Right! A demotivated Teacher = Poor quality education
Zimbabwe Public Service Commission
Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education
Kubatana
Unesco Regional Office for Southern Africa
UNICEF Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe Public Service Commission
Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education
Kubatana
Unesco Regional Office for Southern Africa
UNICEF Zimbabwe
Appreciating our female teachers who are going the extra mile in delivering quality education under difficult working conditions.
Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education
Zimbabwe Public Service Commission
Unesco Regional Office for Southern Africa
UNICEF Zimbabwe
Kubatana
Education Coalition of Zimbabwe - ecozi
Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education
Zimbabwe Public Service Commission
Unesco Regional Office for Southern Africa
UNICEF Zimbabwe
Kubatana
Education Coalition of Zimbabwe - ecozi
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