*ZIMSEC Confirms Replacement Fees For Lost Exam Certificates* https://chat.whatsapp.com/DHKuFj5QSKO5zT8IUGeHgs The Zimbabwe School Examinations Council has officially confirmed the cost for applicants needing to replace their lost or damaged Ordinary and Advanced Level certificates. The fees are a mandatory charge for processing new documents. This announcement provides long-awaited clarity for former students across the nation and in the diaspora who require certified proof of their qualifications for employment or further studies. The Official Cost Of Replacement According to the detailed statement from the Zimbabwe School Examination Council – Zimsec Public Relations, the fees are set in US dollars. For those seeking an Ordinary Level certificate replacement, the cost is US$85 per certificate. The price for an Advanced Level certificate is slightly higher, set at US$95 per certificate. A significant point for many applicants is the separate search fee. The council stated that a US$10 search fee is payable if the candidate does not have their original candidate or centre number. The Zimsec public relations office confirmed the process, stating: “Applications are made through the website or at your nearest Zimsec office.” The council directed all applicants to their official website, www.Zimsec.co.zw, for the application portal and further instructions. They also provided contact numbers, 0242 304551-2, for those needing to make enquiries. A Necessary Step For Many The confirmation of these fees ends speculation and provides a clear path for individuals who have lost their crucial educational documents. Certificates from O and A Level examinations are often required for visa applications, university admissions abroad, and formal employment processes. The replacement service is essential for those who may have misplaced their certificates during relocations or due to unforeseen circumstances such as fire or water damage. A representative from the council’s public relations department explained the procedure, saying: “Applications are made through the website or at your nearest Zimsec office.” This clarity is expected to streamline the application process for thousands. Step-By-Step Guide To Apply For A Replacement Certificate Zimsec has outlined the process for obtaining a new certificate. Applicants should prepare the following: 1. Confirm your details Have your original candidate number and centre number ready. If you do not have these, prepare to pay the US$10 search fee. 2. Choose how to apply Option 1: Visit www.zimsec.co.zw and complete the online application form. Option 2: Go in person to the nearest Zimsec regional office. 3. Pay the fee O-Level replacement: US$85 A-Level replacement: US$95 Optional search fee (if required): US$10 Payments should be made using official Zimsec channels as instructed during the process. 4. Provide identification Get your reliable daily news updates from Ignite Media Zimbabwe. Carry a valid form of identification (National ID, Passport, or Driver’s Licence). Applicants outside Zimbabwe may also need certified copies of IDs. 5. Submit your application Online applicants should upload scanned copies of required documents. Walk-in applicants should hand in forms and pay directly at the office. 6. Keep a record Save the application reference number or receipt for tracking purposes. 7. Wait for processing Zimsec has not published specific processing timelines. Applicants are advised to follow up using the official contact numbers: 0242 304551-2.

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https://x.com/newschartmedia/status/1979219203883217184?t=jFuHEw7AaM6kzl1QIdX1HA&s=19 *BREAKING NEWS: Military leader sworn in as new president after coup in Madagascar* ‼️ > *Join NewsChart Media Group*: 👇🏼 https://chat.whatsapp.com/DTjxnxpGuok01NzL5WLlS5 Col Michael Randrianirina has been sworn in as the new president of Madagascar days after a military takeover on the Indian Ocean nation. He swapped his fatigues for a suit and thanked the young people who took to the streets for weeks of protests that prompted President Andry Rajoelina to flee the country and led to his impeachment. The ceremony took place at the Constitutional Court in the capital, Antananarivo, where a large crowd gathered to watch - including those who spearheaded the demonstrations. "Today marks a historic turning-point for our country. With a people in full fervour, driven by the desire for change... we joyfully open a new chapter in the life of our nation," he said. The former French colony now enters a transition period, which will be full of political obstacles and legal uncertainty - though there is cautious optimism about Col Randrianirina's leadership. Constitutional Court president Florent Rakotoarisoa has criticised the international community for describing the situation in Madagascar as a coup. He denied that there had been a violation of the constitution in Madagascar, instead blaming the constitution for causing the situation to deteriorate. From prison to presidential palace: Who is Madagascar's new military ruler? Protesters had hoped that Rajoelina would simply resign and pave the way for a smooth, democratic transition. Instead, he clung to power, dissolving his government and holding a series of dialogues with different groups of people, efforts that were not enough to appease the protesters. The protests, which started last month, were initially organised by a youth movement known as Gen Z Mada - angered by persistent power and water shortages. Col Randrianirina was head of Madagascar's elite CAPSAT army unit, when on Tuesday his troops joined the thousands of protesters on the streets of the capital. He told the Gen Z demonstrators he was taking power and that the military would form a government and hold elections within two years. Pro-democracy advocates, both inside and outside the country, hope that this promise will be fulfilled. At the ceremony at the country's top court, Reuters news agency reports that trumpets blared after Randrianirina took his oath of office, promising to "dedicate all my strength to defending and strengthening national unity and human rights". Wearing an official sash and star of office, he reaffirmed his commitment to change. > *Join NewsChart Media Group*: 👇🏼 https://chat.whatsapp.com/DTjxnxpGuok01NzL5WLlS5 "We will work hand in hand with all the driving forces of the nation to draft a fine constitution," he said, adding that electoral reforms would be instituted before a new vote was held. "We are committed to breaking with the past. Our main mission is to thoroughly reform the country's administrative, socio-economic and political systems of governance." After the ceremony, the new president spoke to reporters outside the constitutional court and outlined in more detail what he considered to be his top priorities. He said he would start with launching an investigation into the state-owned water and power company, Jirama. "Today and tomorrow, we will examine the situation at Jirama - what is happening there and what problems currently exist. This review aims to prevent further difficulties in the future. That is our first social priority," he said. "The second priority is rice farming. As we enter the agricultural season, we must assess how best to proceed. "The third priority is the appointment of the prime minister and formation of the government." Like other former French colonies in Africa that have experienced coups in recent years, it has been hinted that relations with France may also change under his leadership with warmer ties sought with Russia. On Thursday, Randrianirina attended a meeting with Russian embassy officials to reportedly discuss "serious" co-operation between the two countries. Earlier during the protests, people had been seen on the streets waving Russian flags calling for Moscow's intervention. > *Join NewsChart Media Group*: 👇🏼 https://chat.whatsapp.com/DTjxnxpGuok01NzL5WLlS5

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