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ZIMTA President A. Maphosa

Educators Demand their Rights.

President’s May Day Message

‘ZIMTA believes in female teacher empowerment’

A tale of ZIMTA’s SG meteoric rise

Women’s Month: ‘Females should take more leadership roles’

Gvt gives teachers “paltry awards”: Workers unions reject offer

ZIMTA demands urgent government action to address teachers’ plight

WOMEN’S MONTH: Women teachers must be empowered financially

Happy Women's Day

Inspired Teachers Inspire Inclusion: ZIMTA

‘Teachers must not administer cholera supplements’

Innovate to be relevant in changing times: ZIMTA CEO

Akuneni Maphosa Is New FEUZ President

Maphosa Elected FEUZ President

ZIMTA CEO Doctor Sifiso Ndlovu

Teachers deserve invigilation allowances : ZIMTA

Gvt job evaluations: Workers unions were not consulted

ZIMTA President A. Maphosa

ZIMTA Calls for Urgent Collective Bargaining Reforms

Call for Corrective Measures: Taderera

‘Teachers are middle class, they deserve US$1,376 salary’

ZIMTA bus accident: Driver dies

Meet the new ZIMTA National Executive

ZIMTA expels ‘rogue members’

Akuneni Maphosa Is New FEUZ President

ZIMTA elect new leaders

Competitive payouts for ZPF beneficiaries

Democratic selection of leaders anchors ZIMTA

39th ZIMTA Extraordinary Conference Report 2023

National Executive Special Resolution

‘Educators deserve better salaries’

ZIMTA readies for elective conference

Teachers’ new USD salaries welcome but…

Politicians challenged to fund public education

EDUCATION INEQUALITY: Nations rallied to bridge the gap

Call to increase public education funding

women teachers in ZIMTA celebrated

ZIMTA Celebrates Women Teachers

ZIMTA Elections Set for 28 March 2023

CEO’s Christmas Message

Teachers yet to benefit on School Fees Allowances

Teachers celebrated in Style

ZIMTA Social Media Grows from Strength to Strength

Incapacitated Teacher Calls For Help

Teachers Incapacitated

Teachers Succumb to Incapacitation

Motivate Teachers for Effective CALA Implementation.

Government Must Provide Cheap Data for Online Learning.

Teachers Hopeful of Salary Increase 2022

Climate Change Education in Schools

ZIMTA Creates Diverse Revenue Streams

A Strategic Operation Acquired

2022 National Budget Presentation Response.

A Zimbabwean Teacher’s Profile

SADC Teachers in Virtual Celebrations

Womens day 2022

Declaratory Statement Feb 2022

2021 Bonus statement

MAY DAY MESSAGE 2021

11 october 2022

28 september 2022

3 march 2022

2 march 2022

16 February 2022

12 february 2022

11 february 2022

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8 february 2022

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