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Zimbabwe teachers’ unions divided over government offer

8th June 2018 Tanatswa Taruvinga 0

Even though they are divided over a 17,5% salary increase, trade unions representing teachers in Zimbabwe argue that class sizes, institutional accommodation for teachers as well as professionalization of teaching are still challenges facing education in Zimbabwe.

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