Zimbabwean teachers may get jobs in China under new deal

According to iHarare, Zimbabwe and China explored a trade-in-services agreement that could send English teachers to China, offering a potential outlet for unemployed educators. The proposal, discussed during the 11th Session of bilateral talks, could open opportunities for qualified professionals but risks a brain drain of skilled workers. While the deal would provide much-needed employment for Zimbabwe's teachers, it also raises concerns about losing talent to a foreign labor market. The agreement reflects deepening economic ties between Zimbabwe and China, but its impact on domestic education remains uncertain.