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Education Updated: 3:25 UTC Friday 10 February 2012

Negotiations Stalled Between Zimbabwe Civil Servants and Government

But observers say Zimbabwe does not have the means to increase civil servant salaries even under threat of a strike

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Zimbabweans Struggle to Pay Higher School Fees; Strike by Teachers Looms

Public schools increased boarding fees by $25 to $395 a term while private boarding schools boosted fees by the same amount to $585

Uproar Over Zimbabwe Registrar's Bid to Update Voters List With Help of Chiefs

Spokeswoman Thabitha Khumalo of the MDC formation of Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai called the registrar’s move unacceptable

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South African Singer Starts Black Education Fund

Simphiwe Dana’s community fund will provide needy schools with labs, libraries and books

Zimbabwe Marks AIDS Day Amid Fears Gains at Risk as Donor Support Ebbs

National AIDS Council Operations Director Raymond Yekeye said getting to zero new HIV cases is closer than many can imagine

Zimbabwe Sustaining Financial Losses as Doctors Seek Greener Pastures

Emigration of physicians is estimated to cost Zimbabwe nearly US$40 million dollars a year, given the cost of training them

Zimbabwe Teachers Union Warns of Escalating Violence Against Teachers

The PTUZ said the headmaster of Donsa Dam Primary Cchool in Kwekwe narrowly escaped injury from a gasoline bomb thrown into his house

Zimbabwe Moves to Close Hundreds of Unlicensed Nursery Schools

Many parents said they preferred private nursery schools to the public school system’s child development classes

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