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The government says fees at local tertiary institutions were lower compared to their regional counterparts, despite the <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/state-universities-raise-fees-uz-introduces-discounts/">recent tuition fee hike by over 450%.</a>
Leader of government business in Parliament and Justice Minister, Ziyambi Ziyambi, Wednesday told legislators that the hike was justifiable considering that tertiary education fees had not been increased for almost two years when inflation was rising.
Ziyambi was responding to Magwegwe MP, Anele Ndebele who had raised concern about the increase of tuition fees by institutions, about a fortnight ago.
Ndebele asked:
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State university fees have gone up 450% with the ministry’s approval, which is really insensitive. I want to check with the leader of government business if there is a deliberate policy thrust by our government to cushion the majority poor, who cannot afford to finance higher education because it must not be a preserve for the rich?
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In response, Ziyambi said:
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 State university fees have not been increased for over one and half years. Honourable Members are quite alive that a lot has happened within that particular period.
If you compare when the fees were pegged at the current structure that has been reviewed and the cost of living that was there including salaries, you will realise that there was a need for a review to be done.
When you compare the fees with what is obtaining in the region, we are the cheapest. Be that as it may, our State universities have come up with programmes to ensure that our students are cushioned in terms of having payment plans, access to loans and other support services that can be given.
</blockquote>
When President Mnangagwa made similar remarks about a fortnight ago, critics said the government must not compare fees with those of institutions in the region considering that there is a huge variance between salaries of local workers compared to their colleagues in the region.
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Govt Says Fees In Local Tertiary Institutions Are The Cheapest In The Region

The government of Zimbabwe has been called upon to provide psychosocial support to students in tertiary institutions as the recorded number of suicide cases continues to grow.
The call was made by the Zimbabwe Congress of Students Union (ZICOSU) president Pigiwest Nhamburo while addressing fellow students at Kwekwe Polytechnic recently.
Nhamburo attributed the prevalence of suicide cases amongst students to a bevvy of hardships including high tuition fees, lack of accommodation and general support to withstand the high demands of college life. He said:
<blockquote>Suicide cases are now very prevalent amongst students in tertiary institutions because there is a lack of social support.
There is need for psychosocial support and we are calling on government to assist students.</blockquote>
A large number of students, compared to other years, is believed to have deferred their studies this year as tertiary institutions hiked their fees.
The government this year introduced students’ loans which are premised at assisting students finish their studies.
More: <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/tertiary-students-urge-psycho-social-support-amid-high-incidence-of-college-suicide/">New Zimbabwe</a>

Govt Urged To Provide Tertiary Students With Psycho-social Support As Suicide Cases Rise

Yesterday the<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Harare_Institute_of_Technology"> Harare Institute of Technology</a> honoured ED with an honorary Doctorate of Technology Degree (Honoris Causa). This happened at the 10th graduation of the institution.
During his acceptance speech during the ceremony, the president urged varsities to come up with tech that could be commercialised. Said the president:
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As the world rapidly moves into the Fourth Industrial Revolution, my Government has noted how technology is affecting and redefining cultural, economic, social and human endeavours.This is the foundation upon which global economic giants are emerging and we should not be left behind.
As such, I charge universities to champion economic growth through production of relevant and innovative intellectual property which can be commercialised.
</blockquote>
The president over the past few weeks has been conferred with honorary degrees from <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2019/10/13/another-honorary-doctorate-for-ed/">Bindura University of Science Education </a>, <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2019/10/05/cut-honors-ed-with-a-doctorate-in-engineering-sciences-and-technology/">Chinhoyi University of Technology</a>.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/the-future-is-tech-president/">The Herald</a>
 
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Another Honorary Degree For ED, This Time From HIT

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