THE government has compressed the syllabi for primary and secondary education in order to deal with the effects of Covid-19 lockdowns which…
Brandon Josphat STAFF WRITER josphatbl@dailynews.co.zw THE Auditor-General’s office is considering compiling its reports in vernacular languages starting with Shona and Ndebele for the purpose of increased readability and comprehension by the ordinary citizens. Auditor-General Mildred Chiri, revealed this while addressing a one-and-a-half day media workshop held in Nyanga last week. She pointed out the importance of…
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