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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 31756, member: 636"] Dr. Chiwenga talked about how President Mnangagwa has changed education systems across Zimbabwe during his speech at Victoria last Friday. The Vice President attended the 3rd Africa Education Summit, where he praised these big changes. He said everyone came together because they believe education helps countries grow better. The event brought together many people who care deeply about teaching children important skills. They all shared ideas about making schools work better for students everywhere. President Mnangagwa received much praise for helping people learn new things through better schools. Dr. Chiwenga explained how the President always puts education first when planning for the future. His work has made schools better not just inside Zimbabwe but across nearby countries as well. The Vice President spoke about how these changes affect thousands of students every day. Teachers have seen major improvements under this leadership. The government started using Education 5.0, which goes beyond just books and tests. Students learn practical job skills they can use right away after school ends. They also learn about their cultural history, which makes them proud of where they come from. Young people gain tools that prepare them for real-world problems they might face later. This different way of teaching helps students become more creative and start businesses. Zimbabwe has built many new school buildings under the National Development Strategy 1 plan. Money has gone toward training more teachers with modern methods that work better for today's students. The school lessons have changed to match what kids need to know for future jobs. Dr. Chiwenga pointed out that all these efforts create stronger learning places. Every student deserves safe classrooms with good equipment. President Mnangagwa has pushed for fixing old schools and building brand new ones everywhere. This helps make sure all children can study in safe places with everything they need. Dr. Chiwenga believes these actions show true leadership that cares about education. The government wants every student to have the same chances to learn well. When schools improve, the entire country becomes stronger and moves forward together. [/QUOTE]

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