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The minister of Primary and Secondary Education, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Evelyn_Ndlovu">Evelyn Ndlovu</a>, has vowed to stop schools from forcing parents to buy uniforms at exorbitant prices.
The minister told parliament on Wednesday that the ministry would issue a statutory instrument to deal with schools that are making money off the sale of uniforms after preventing parents from purchasing cheap ones from retail stores.
Students who purchase their uniforms from retail stores have occasionally been denied access to lessons at some schools as a way to force them to buy from schools.
Ndlovu said while the ministry has encouraged schools to produce their own uniforms by utilising students learning fashion and fabrics, the plan was never to force parents to buy these at astronomical prices. She told MPs: 
<blockquote>
We have a policy on trying to make sure that schools become production centres. However, if schools are now overcharging our people, then we have to come up with a statutory instrument or a policy to control what is happening because it would seem that they are making money out of our people.
So, we will come up with a statutory instrument or policy document that will control that.
</blockquote>
Buhera South MP <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Joseph_Chinotimba">Joseph Chinotimba</a> (ZANU PF) told Ndlovu that there were schools that are buying uniforms at OK Bazaars, Enbee or sourcing their own self-made uniforms and then reselling them in schools. He added:
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The school fees are exorbitant, school uniforms are expensive and parents are no longer affording to send children to school. 
</blockquote>
Chinotimba called for action against schools that are selling uniforms at exorbitant prices.
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Minister Vows To Stop Schools From Forcing Parents To Buy Uniforms From Schools

The Minister of Primary and Secondary Education (MoPSE), <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Evelyn_Ndlovu">Evelyn Ndlovu</a>, has said inflation is endangering the government’s plan to <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/10/19/govt-recruits-5000-teachers-plans-to-recruit-more/">recruit 5 000 new teachers</a> this year.
Zimbabwe’s official inflation is currently one of the highest in the world at more than 200% while the local currency has devalued by over 40% since the start of the year.
While thousands of teaching graduates remain jobless, the MoPSE is failing to plug a huge staffing gap at schools across the country.
Minister Ndlovu was challenged by Members of Parliament (MPs) Wednesday about the absence of specialist teachers for children with learning disabilities. In response, the minister said:
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We are running short of teachers in different schools. Our ministry is trying its best to secure qualified teachers to augment those that are already in schools.
This morning, I engaged the ministry of labour regarding this particular situation.
</blockquote>
MDC-T legislator, Sipho Makone then asked why the ministry was not recruiting from among the thousands of unemployed teaching graduates. 
The minister responded blaming insufficient budget. She said:
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We were promised 5 000 teachers this year but because of inflation, we have managed to engage a small percentage of the required teachers.
So, we hope that the supplementary budget will come as a panacea to our problem which will also allow us to look at the issue of salaries, to secure vehicles.
The challenge is that our budgeted resources were affected by the hyperinflation, which culminated in government failing to remunerate teachers.
</blockquote>
Ndlovu also criticised a decision by Parliament to centralise the recruitment of teachers saying this needed to be reversed.
She also proposed that teachers should be deployed in schools in their local areas.
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Inflation Threatens Government's Plans To Recruit 5 000 Teachers

A private company intending to build 2 060 schools across the country has signed an agreement with the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education and is already mobilising funds for the construction.
The development was announced by Minister Evelyn Ndlovu last week while briefing the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Primary and Secondary Education on the state of the education sector.
Minister Ndlovu said the agreement was signed between her ministry and Tech Brands after Cabinet approved the construction of 3 000 new schools by 2025. She said:
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There’s a private player who signed an agreement during the tenure of the previous minister in 2021 and this private player has promised to build at least 2 060 schools and these schools would be donated to Government.
 So we are moving fast. We are supposed to work with partners to come up with that infrastructure in five years.
</blockquote>
Currently, there are 9 778 public schools, 6 798 primary and 2 980 secondary, catering for over 4.9 million pupils.
The Government intends to build 35 schools this year (16 primary and 19 secondary schools), a downward revision from the targeted 50 due to resource constraints.
She said the sites for the schools had been identified while designs were done by the Ministry of Local Government and Public Works.
Government policy is to ensure that no child walks more than 5km to school.
Some existing day schools will be converted into boarding schools, while some low-cost boarding facilities will be constructed at existing schools as the need arises.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/deal-to-build-2-000-schools-sealed/">The Herald</a>

Private Company, Government Seal Deal To Build Over 2 000 Schools

President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Wednesday <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/president-mnangagwa-appoints-mathema-replacement-in-education-ministry/">appointed Dr Evelyn Ndlovu as the new Minister of Primary and Secondary Education</a> replacing Ambassador Cain Mathema who was appointed Minister without portfolio. 
Below are two things you probably did not know about Dr Ndlovu:
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(1) She is a former Minister of State in Vice President Chiwenga’s office. 
(2) She is Bulilima proportional representation legislator. Bulilima is in Matebeleland South Province which covers the southeastern plateau of Zimbabwe and it stretches to the Botswana border on the east and borders South Africa on the South.
(3) Dr Ndlovu has served as senior civil servant before she was appointed Minister of State in Vice President Chiwenga’s office before her latest appointment.

</blockquote>
A statement issued by Dr Misheck Sibanda, the Chief Secretary to the President and Cabinet, says her appointment to the MoPSE is effective from the 30th of September. 
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