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The College Lecturers Association of Zimbabwe has said the issue of lecturers leaving the country for greener pastures abroad has become a trend.
This has left Zimbabwe’s tertiary institutions facing acute staff shortages, <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200004316/staff-shortage-hits-zim-universities">NewsDay</a> reported citing College Lecturers Association of Zimbabwe president David Dzatsunga.
He said the brain drain at universities intensified this year. Dzatsunga said:
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The issue of lecturers leaving colleges has been happening for some years and has become a trend.
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It is said that some universities and colleges recruited underqualified lecturers to replace skilled personnel which left the country for greener pastures a development that is reportedly compromising the quality of learning.
Some institutions are reportedly relying on part-time lecturers. 
Students’ representatives told NewsDay yesterday that the lack of lecturers at the institutions had disrupted learning, resulting in longer semesters.
The <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/National_University_of_Science_and_Technology">National University of Science and Technology (NUST)</a> was forced to postpone some of its examinations scheduled for last week because students had not completed their modules due to a shortage of lecturers. 
University and college workers have in recent years embarked on periodic strikes over poor salaries and risky working conditions.
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College Lecturers Association of Zimbabwe president David Dzatsunga said their members will insist that the government create a safe teaching environment for them as polytechnics, teachers’ colleges and industrial training colleges reopen.
This comes after the Ministry of Higher and Tertiary Education, Innovation, Science and Technology Development announced the staggered re-opening of colleges commencing on July 13.
The Ministry said it has taken into account the World Health Organisation and the Ministry of Health and Child Care COVID-19 pandemic prevention measures. Dzatsunga said:
<blockquote>This basically depends on individual colleges whether they have the capacity to reopen but what is critical is that our members should insist that the environments should be safe.
The other issue is that a few of the colleges have been used as quarantine centres but we have been made to understand that Government is now clearing the returnees from the centres in preparation for the re-opening.</blockquote>
Schools will be reopened in phases starting on July 28, with the Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (ZIMSEC) June examinations having started last week.
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