Education Minister calls for innovation and collaboration in African education

Mashudu Netsianda

Primary and Secondary Education Minister Torerai Moyo has called on African countries to prioritise research, innovation and collaboration to ensure quality and inclusive education for all.

Speaking at the third Africa Education Summit that is being held in Victoria Falls, Minister Moyo commended the Second Republic for ensuring that education is a key driver of socio-economic transformation.

“We applaud the Second Republic under the astute leadership of President Mnangagwa for promoting education that leaves no one and no place behind,” he said.

Minister Moyo also urged the people of Zimbabwe to embrace technology.

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