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The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has adopted a new constitution that now makes it mandatory for all prospective candidates for its presidency to possess a minimum of five Ordinary Level subjects.
The new constitution was ratified by congress on Friday, 18 October.
In a post-Annual General Meeting press conference, ZIFA Normalisation Committee chairman Lincoln Mutasa said that the new constitution will enable ZIFA elections early next year.
He said candidates for the ZIFA presidency must now have five ‘O’ Levels to ensure qualified leadership. 
Mutasa also encouraged players to balance their football careers with academic pursuits if they aspire to lead ZIFA in the future. He said:
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When one applies for a job, there are certain requirements needed, and we are not looking for star players to head the association. We need people with the requisite knowledge for the job.
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Several names have surfaced as potential candidates for the ZIFA presidency, such as Walter Magaya, Marshall Gore, Ellen Chiwenga, Brighton “Panjap” Ushendibaba, Richard Mazodze, and Martin Kweza.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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ZIFA, the Zimbabwe Football Association, now requires presidential candidates to have at least five O-Level subjects. The new rule was approved in a meeting and will allow elections next year. The chairman of ZIFA encourages players to study as well as play football. This will help ensure that the future leaders of ZIFA are qualified for the job. Many potential candidates have been mentioned for the upcoming elections. This change is to make sure that the people in charge of ZIFA know what they are doing.

ZIFA Presidential Candidates Must Have Five O-Levels

The 2022 <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_School_Examinations_Council">Zimbabwe School Examination Council (ZIMSEC)</a> Grade seven examinations are set to begin on Monday next week.
ZIMSEC public relations officer Nicky Dhlamini says it’s all systems go. Dhlamini told <a href="https://www.zbcnews.co.zw/all-systems-go-for-grade-7-examinations/">ZBC News</a>:
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As school examinations council we have finished all the preparations. We have also distributed the papers to their respective centers and this year we expect results to be out on time.
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Schools which spoke to ZBC News said they were ready for the examinations.
Meanwhile, candidates who are writing Ordinary and Advanced Level examinations will begin their practicals on Monday next week, while written examinations will get underway next month.
In a related matter, President Emmerson Mnangagwa Monday told the United Nations that the government will progressively provide universal, free and compulsory basic education with effect from next year. 
He made the remarks in a virtual presentation at the High-Level Summit on Transforming Education at the ongoing United Nations General Assembly.
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ZIMSEC Grade 7 Examinations, O' Level Practicals Begin On Monday Next Week

Minister of Primary and Secondary Education, Paul Mavima has said that there the grading system used by the Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (Zimsec) needs to be reviewed as the education system is producing too many failures. The minister argues that this not an accurate reflection of Zimbabwe’s education system. In an interview with the weekly publication, The Standard, Mavima said:
<blockquote>Oh yes, I believe we did well. If you were to look at the statistics from Zimsec, you will realise that the performance of our students in English had improved tremendously. There are circumstances which caused this.
Yes, I have issues with the pass rate itself, it’s so low and I believe it’s not a true reflection of our education system as a country. I am of the view that we need to change the way we grade. We cannot have 75% of our O’Level students failing to progress further just because of the way we grade them. We will need to look at that anomaly.
The education system should not be there to produce more failures than those who pass, we need to review that so that we accord people according to the skills and ability not only based on an elitist scheme which talks to Mathematics, English and Science as important subjects. We need to review that.
We have to look at the grading system so that we look at those with extraordinary skills such as farming, technical skills as opposed to focus only on those with academic ability. The thrust of any Education System should be to produce people that respond to the needs of society at any particular time. Our economy has drastically changed.</blockquote>
More: Read The Full Interview In The Standard

We Must Review Zimsec's Grading System, We Cannot Have 75 Percent Of O' Level Students Failing: Minister Mavima

Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (Zimsec) public relations officer Ms Nicky Dlamini said the November 2017 Ordinary Level results will be released today.
Said Dlamini:
<blockquote>Yes, the results will be released tomorrow (Friday). We will issue more information when they are released</blockquote>
Results are released by mid-February but this year they were delayed by a week following the nullification of the English Paper 2 after authorities discovered widespread cheating. Government had ordered a rewrite which was reversed by the High Court following a challenge by two parents.
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<h2>Update: <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2018/02/23/zimsec-officially-releases-2017-olevel-results/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Zimsec Officially Releases 2017 November Ordinary Level Results</a></h2>
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More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/o-level-results-out-today/">Herald</a>

Zimsec O Level Results Out Today

The Zimbabwe Schools Examinations Council (Zimsec) has announced that the results for the 2017 Ordinary Level Examinations will be released on the 23rd of February 2018. This comes after the <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2018/02/14/high-court-backs-students-says-no-rewrite-english-paper-2/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">High Court prevented the troubled examinations body from making students retake English Language Paper 2 due to widespread cheating.</a> The Zimsec board <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2018/02/15/full-text-heads-roll-zimsec-director-deputy-director-fired/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">also fired the Zimsec director, E. S Nhandara, his deputy J.C Maramba and Assistant Director Human Resources J Thabete following the constant leaking of examinations papers.</a>
In a statement, Chairman of the Zimsec board, Professor E. Mwenje said:
<blockquote>Stakeholders are advised that the November 2017 Ordinary Level results are now scheduled for release by the 23rd of February 2018.</blockquote>

Zimsec Announces Date For Release Of 2017 Ordinary Level Results

Speaking to The Herald, Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (Zimsec) public relations manager Ms Nicky Dlamini confirmed that they will today release November 2016 Ordinary Level results.
There was an overall increase in pass rate of 5,48 percent in 2015 as compared to the previous year. The November 2015 pass rate was 27,76 percent for school candidates while private candidates scored 12,01 percent. Last year, Zimsec director Mr Esau Nhandara announced that the examination board had, for the first time, down-scaled pass rates by recognising Grade E as a pass. He said candidates who obtained a Grade E would be given a certificate grade while those passing with Grade C or better would be considered to have passed the subject with a credit.
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/o-level-results-ouat/">Herald</a>

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