Zambia National Education Coalition (ZANEC) is insistent that government has to show commitment to their policies and plans by allocating no less than 20% of the Budget to Education and Skills Sector. .Even though it can be argued that the allocations have stayed within the bracket of international frameworks that government allocate between 4 to […]
Read MoreThe Zambia National Education Coalition (ZANEC) has noted that learners (pupils) will be writing examinations for grade twelve, nine (9) and seven (7) starting on 27th of September, 2018 for grade 12. It is important that the people responsible for distributing examination papers take responsibility and not leak the papers. It is wrong to use […]
Read MoreZambia National Educational Coalition (ZANEC) joins the rest of the world in commemorating World Literacy Day which falls on 8th September 2018. As a Coalition, we are very proud to be associated with the commemoration of World Literacy Day. This is because the aim of World Literacy Day is to highlight the importance of literacy […]
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Representatives from the two Ministries in charge of Education and Skills; Cooperating Partners; Representatives of Civil Society Organisations; Members of the Press Invited Guests Ladies and Gentlemen It’s my honour to stand before you and deliver this speech on behalf of Zambia National Education Coalition. Ladies and Gentlemen, The Global Action for Education […]
Read MoreZambia National Education Coalition (ZANEC) joins the rest of the world in commemorating the Day of an African Child on 16th June, 2018. This day serves to commemorate the black students in Soweto, South Africa who were injured and died due to their brave action in defense of their rights to education. Therefore, the Day […]
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Zambia National Education Coalition (ZANEC) is saddened by the increasing number of school going age girls that are getting pregnant in the country. According to the 2016 Education Statistical Bulletin it was reported that 11, 765 girls in primary schools and 3,457 in secondary schools became pregnant and dropped out of school, as such a […]
Read MoreZambia National Education Coalition’s (ZANEC’s) mandate is to ensure that quality education is provided to every Zambian. This mandate heavily depends on government’s investment to the Education and Skills Sector. Therefore, the resources allocated to Ministries and Spending Agencies (MSPA) are provided to ensure services are delivered to every Zambian Learner. It is with uttermost […]
Read MoreZambia National Education Coalition (ZANEC) is concerned with the sharp increase in the fees for accommodation, examinations as well as the internet services. We note that accommodation fees have been increased from K1, 200 to K3, 900 which is a 300% increment. The examination fees have also been increased from K100 per year to K50 […]
Read MorePRESS STATEMENT ON THE 2018 NATIONAL BUDGET ADDRESS BY THE MINISTER OF FINANCE ZANEC appreciates the fact that government recognizes the importance of the Education and Skills Sector considering that it has the third highest share of the National Budget. However, the Coalition is concerned that the Education and Skills Sector has been allocated K11, […]
Read MoreZambia National Education Coalition (ZANEC) joins the rest of the World in commemorating Teachers’ Day which falls on 5th October, 2017. As we are all aware, teachers play a very critical role in the Education and Skills Sector for social, cultural, political and economic development of any given country as they mould and prepare everyone. […]
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