Primary and Secondary Education Minister Professor Torerayi Moyo speaks after his ministry received 815 laptops and other ICT devices from Global Partnership in Education through UNICEF Zimbabwe meant for disadvantaged schools. – Video: Muchaneta Chimuka | The Herald-Zimbabwe

Key takeaways from the Community Interface on Education: The Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education’s Director of Communication and Advocacy, Mr. T. Ndoro, underscored the urgent need to strengthen oversight of School Development Committees in order to curb formalized corruption and protect communities from exploitation within the education sector. He emphasized that accountability is fundamental to the delivery of quality education for all learners. Furthermore, he highlighted the critical

Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education director of communications and advocacy Mr Taungana Ndoro speaks on progress made on reviewing the curriculum framework during a media engagement workshop in Darwendale on Thursday 📹 Tanya Rusike | Sunday Mail Zimbabwe

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UNICEF has handed over a massive shipment of ICT devices—including laptops, projectors, and tablets—to the @Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education! Why does this matter? For many schools in Manicaland and Matabeleland South, the "Digital Learning Package" is now complete! These schools already have solar power and offline learning content; now, they finally have the devices to use them. The impact: Strategic Partnership: Working alongside the Government and Global Partnership for Education