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Author: Prof Jairos Kangira (Prof Jairos Kangira )

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Opinion –  Mushelenga’s outstanding academic  achievements inspire graduating teachers
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Opinion – Mushelenga’s outstanding academic achievements inspire graduating teachers

IN the spirit of encouraging both the young and the old to attain higher education, I find this season of graduation ceremonies at different universities and colleges most appropriate to tell the nation about Honourable Peya Mushelenga’s academic feat mesmerised teachers graduating with the postgraduate diploma in education at Sunshine Private College last week.

Opinion –  Tapiwa Makore: The evil men do 
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Opinion – Tapiwa Makore: The evil men do 

Last month, when the Zimbabwe High Court sentenced to death the two murderers who brutally murdered seven-year old boy, Tapiwa Makore, for rituals in 2020, there was a sigh of relief in his family and among a groundswell of sympathisers in that country and internationally that had been traumatised by the horrific act of the convicts, Tapiwa Makore senior (the boy’s uncle) and Tafadzwa Shamba. Iron

Opinion –  University rankings necessary despite causing a stir
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Opinion – University rankings necessary despite causing a stir

Different systems of university rankings have released results of the 2024 world and continental rankings of universities. While there have been some deserved celebrations by top performing universities and those who support university rankings, the practice has caused some serious stir in the camp of universities and stakeholders which are against these university log standings.