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University of Zimbabwe (UZ) students have petitioned Parliament seeking it to intervene over the recent sharp tuition fees hike and guarantee that they enjoy their right to education.
This comes after UZ increased its fees by more than 600%. Undergraduates will now pay $485 500, up from $60 526, while those studying for masters programmes will fork out $1 million per semester. Reads the petition:
<blockquote>
The proposed tuition fees are not considerate of the other essential expenses every student has to go through.
Most students are not from Harare which means they need to cover their accommodation and with where the university campus is located, surrounded by low-density suburbs, the accommodation charges are higher than US$50 per month.
The average salary of a civil servant is US$175. At that amount, the majority of parents cannot afford to pay the proposed fees since they also have to cover family basic expenses.
To consider our petition as an urgent matter and immediately intervene in the UZ fees-making process to guarantee that the right to basic education is respected through the charging of affordable fees.
</blockquote>
The students said the tuition fees must be pegged at $200 000 and below for all degree programmes. | <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200000441/parliament-petitioned-over-hefty-uz-fees">NewsDay</a>

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UZ Students Petition Parliament Over Tuition Fees Hike

Human rights advocates under the Restoration of Human Rights (ROHR) Zimbabwe banner have petitioned Parliament to intervene in the alleged ill-treatment of Marry Mubaiwa, the former wife of Vice President Constantino Chiwenga.
In a letter addressed to the Speaker of the National Assembly, Jacob Mudenda, and dated 25 April 2022, ROHR Zimbabwe UK Chapter secretary, Alvina Chibhamu, said Marry’s case typifies “lawfare” being waged against an individual by State institutions that have been captured by the elite. Read the letter:
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<h2>RE: THE MATTER OF MARRY MUBAIWA – CHIWENGA</h2>
We are Restoration of Human Rights (ROHR) Zimbabwe. We advocate for human rights with a particular focus on Zimbabwe.
We write to your August House with regards to the apparently continued persecution of Marry MubaiwaChiwenga, which, in our view is a typical case of “lawfare” waged against a citizen by a State whose institutions are captured by an elite few.
We are concerned about Mubaiwa-Chiwenga’s health condition and how she is being denied the opportunity to travel and seek medical assistance outside Zimbabwe.
We are also concerned about her being denied access to her children and vice-versa.
Marry is gravely ill with lymphoedema among a slew of other ailments. Her condition is life-threatening. She is now hospitalised.
A report from Dr John S Nyahunzvi dated 29 March 2022 indicates that amputation of her forearm is now necessary once she is deemed medically stable.
Marry has not been well since 2018 and she was getting medical treatment in South Africa. 
Marry was arrested in 2019 and she has since been denied the opportunity to seek medical attention outside Zimbabwe whilst her condition continues to deteriorate.
Marry is being dragged before the Courts despite being very ill.
She has collapsed twice outside the Court but the Court has shown no compassion towards her health predicament.
In contrast, Prisca Mupfumira a former government minister who was implicated in the looting of US$95M of state funds was given permission to not attend court because she said she was not mentally fit to attend court and was even granted permission to travel abroad on a business trip. The double standards are so glaring.
This is such a glaring case of abuse of power against a mother and, by extension, her innocent children.
After years of a near defunct healthcare system, senior government officials including Marry’s own ex-husband Chiwenga frequently travel abroad for treatment.
Clearly, the healthcare facilities in Zimbabwe are inadequate for Marry’s needs and yet she is still being denied the same opportunity to travel abroad to seek medical attention.
This is despite the courts being advised by medical professionals in 2020 that failure to access specialist treatment would have dire consequences for Marry. The specialists’ advice was ignored.
Now Marry will experience those consequences as it has now been recommended that her forearm be amputated.
The refusal to allow Marry to travel for treatment outside Zimbabwe is a violation of Section 76 of the Constitution of Zimbabwe. Marry is being deprived of her Right to Health care.
Marry has also been denied access to her children since 2019. 
At some point, the law was rationally applied by the High court and Marry was allowed to see her children, but her estranged husband VP Chiwenga appealed to the Supreme Court several times and irrationally “won” against all odds.
He has succeeded in preventing Marry from seeing her children. He has also prevailed in indirectly preventing Marry from seeking medical attention outside Zimbabwe.
On the one hand, Marry is being denied her right to be a mother; on the other hand, her children are being denied their right to family life as a result of decisions by the Supreme Court, presumably influenced by the Vice President.
The situation is coming across as if Vice President Chiwenga and the government are using Marry’s situation as a weapon against citizens and especially women.
This, in our opinion, is unacceptable in a civilized society.
According to the Constitution of Zimbabwe, several of Marry’s and her children’s basic human rights are being violated repeatedly and this has gone unchallenged for years on end. These include Sections:
49. Right to personal liberty 
51. Right to human dignity 
53. Right to Freedom from torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment 69. Right to a fair hearing 
76. Right to healthcare 
80. Rights of women 
81. Rights of children
We are appealing for this matter to be heard and deliberated in Parliament with a view to finding an appropriate intervention.
Yours sincerely
Alvina Chibhamu 
Secretary – (ROHR Zimbabwe) UK Chapter
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Parliament Petitioned To Intervene In "Lawfare" On Marry Mubaiwa-Chiwenga

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has barred members of the Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) from marching to Parliament this Friday to submit a petition in a move aimed at pushing the Government to improve teachers’ working conditions.
The PTUZ wrote to the Clerk of Parliament requesting Parliament to facilitate the handing over of the petition to relevant office bearers.
PTUZ secretary-general Raymond Majongwe had requested police escort in a letter addressed to the police dated 25 February 2022.
In response to Majongwe’s request on Tuesday, the acting officer commanding Harare Central district one Chidakwa said PTUZ should send a few individuals to deliver the petition. Wrote Chidhakwa:
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Please be advised that I am not in a position to sanction the march due to the following reasons.
Some rogue elements may take advantage of the situation and hijack your march and further their own ill-conceived agenda.
</blockquote>
Majongwe told NewsDay on Thursday that the PTUZ was considering taking the legal route against the police ban, saying “there is no justification to stop us from handing over the petition.”
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