The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) has expressed concern over the recently instituted demolition of illegal structures by some local authorities. Informal traders in Harare and Chitungwiza most of whom eke a living through vending had their vending demolished by council over the past two
Chinese owned tile making company Sunny Yi Feng has dismissed social media reports that two of its employees who died recently were assaulted to death. Last week, social media was abuzz with reports that employers at the Norton based company had assaulted to death two of
The Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC) has called on the Government to show sincerity and address the plight of workers in the country. In a message to mark the International Workers Day, the coalition accused government of choosing to criminalize trade unionism at the expense of
The Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC) has expressed concern over government’s insincerity on the plight of workers while condemning criminalization of trade unionism in the country. In a statement the coalition said they are concerned with lack of genuineness of the government in addressing the plight
The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) has announced plans to launch nationwide protests against low wages and escalating prices of goods and services. Speaking during a press conference in Harare today ZCTU president, Peter Mutasa said they are calling for all Zimbabweans across the country
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP), Monday deployed armed and plain clothed security officers to thwart any violent demonstrations, a move which has sent shivers across the nation. This follows incessant threats by pressure group, Tajamuka to hold stay away and demonstrations across the nation as the
By Marshall Bwanya In every era of Zimbabwe’s history, the national dialogue has always produced solutions to political, economic and social crises. The authentic national dialogue has constantly resulted in unity, peace and economic progress amongst Zimbabwean communities. April 18, 1980, was a turning point, a new dispensation
Finance and Economic Development Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube has come under fire from the labour mother body Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) over his ‘austerity for posterity’ economic reform agenda which has seen the country’s economy taking a nose dive barely a year after
A week before the opening of schools on 8 May 2018 teachers’ unions had indicated that they would embark on yet another crippling strike that would be expected to force the Government to increase teacher’s salaries.
During the R.G Mugabe era, it was a given that no matter how much the Constitution sought to promote and protect the rights and freedoms enshrined therein, violations still continued.
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