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

#Education Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education communications and advocacy director Mr Taungana Ndoro says the ministry is set to acquire television and radio licences for broadcasting lessons. Grab a copy of The Sunday Mail tomorrow for more #TheSundayMail | Sunday Mail Zimbabwe

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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 | Facebook

● Newly appointed primary and secondary education minister Torerayi Moyo speaks after the swearing in ceremony, says there is nothing wrong with CALA | New Zimbabwe.com