Minister of Education, Sport, Arts and Culture, Senator David Coltart Visits Empty Schools Amidst Largest Work Stoppage Since Inception of Inclusive Government
Zimbabwe Ministry of Education, Sport, Arts and Culture 27 January 2012 Minister of Education, Sport, Arts and Culture, Senator David Coltart capitalized on his time while hosting the African Brains ICT For Education Summit 2012 to visit Chinotimba Primary School, where he presented to the headmaster materials for Early Childhood Development and Mosi-oa-Tunya High School
Opening speech at the Southern African ICT for Education Summit, Jan 2012
Hon David Coltart – Minister of Education, Sport, Arts & Culture Opening speech at The Southern African ICT for Education Summit, Elephant Hills Resort, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, 26th-27th January 2012. http://www.africanbrains.net/video/hon-david-coltart-minister-of-education-sport-arts-culture-zimbabwe-opens-icte-summit-2012/
Speech: Welcome to the ICT for Education Conference
Southern African ICT for Education Summit, Victoria Falls By David Coltart 26Â January 2012 It is my distinct honour to welcome you all to the ICT for Education Conference today. I am delighted that you have all joined us in Victoria Falls. The genesis of the Conference occurred in Morocco last year when I attended another
Negotiations to End Zimbabwe Strike Fail
By Peta Thornycroft 26 January 2012 Wage negotiations between Zimbabwe’s government and civil servants broke down Wednesday and many public workers – teachers in urban areas, in particular – say they will continue their strike for better pay. The public service strike is the first serious work stoppage by government employees since the inclusive government
Zimbabwe reach out to England over cricket again
The Times of India 25 January 2012 Zimbabwe sports minister David Coltart has once again urged England to revive cricket ties with the southern African nation. Coltart’s lobbying efforts have managed to sway Australia and New Zealand to tour the country following years of boycotts on political grounds, but the British government prohibits England to
Zimbabwe – The Pillar of Education and Fostering a Patriotism That Never Seemed to Waver
Corporate Foreign Policy By Sam Amsterdam 25 January 2012 Zimbabwe Minister of Education David Coltart is unequivocally on a mission. And his mission is particularly unique here in Zim – it is supported on both (if not more) sides of the proverbial aisle. It is common knowledge that education is a pillar of infrastructural stability,
Zimbabwe keen to restore England ties
Sport24 24 January 2012 Harare – Zimbabwe Sports Minister David Coltart has once again urged England to revive cricket ties with the southern African nation. Coltart’s lobbying efforts have managed to sway Australia and New Zealand to tour the country following years of boycotts on political grounds, but the British government prohibits England to host
Senator David Coltart MOESAC Interview
On January 24, 2012, Minister of Education, Sport, Arts and Culture David Coltart was interviewed at the Elephant Hills Resort in Victoria Falls. Senator Coltart discussed the state of education in Zimbabwe today, the importance of changing the nation’s political narrative, encouraging international awareness of the opportunities in Zimbabwe and the corporate social responsibility initiatives
Coltart taken to court
NewsDay By Tatenda Chitagu 23 January 2012 Five teachers at the Apostolic Faith Mission-run Rufaro High School in Chatsworth, Gutu, have taken Education, Sport, Arts and Culture minister David Coltart to court over what they termed forced transfers from the mission school. In papers filed at the Labour Court, Masvingo provincial education director, Clara Dube,
More than lip service needed to provide education
The Zimbabwean By Chris Ncube 23 January 2012 Education, Sports and Culture Minister, David Coltart, who raises concern at the lack of access to education by children that were victims of the widely-condemned Murambatsvina, says the new strategic plan he will soon present to Cabinet will aim to tackle the problem. Human rights groups have