Analysing the plights of Zimbabwean workers in the media one is convinced that there are no labor courts in the country. The stories which are tear drawing, unbearable and heart-rending leaves one with many questions than answers. Recently National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) staff went on
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Vehicles parking everywhere and mounds of uncollected rubbish in the central business district are a sure sign that Gweru City Council workers have at last downed tools in the Midlands capital following the local authority’s failure to pay bonuses and back-pay. Parking marshals are notorious in
MUTARE: Tendai (53) [not real name] is part of hundreds of disgruntled employees of the ailing National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) who are staging a week-long demonstration. They are calling for the sacking of Acting Manager Mr. Lewis Mukwada after going for more than 10 months without
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Media practitioners in the country have once again called on the government to realign media laws to the new constitution saying that the laws prompt the myriad of challenges the media faces. Addressing journalists during the World Press Freedom Day press briefing, Earnest Mudzengi, the Director
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....residents speak against prepaid water meters MUTARE: Residents have come out guns blazing against proposed introduction of prepaid water meters saying this move is tantamount to commercialisation of the precious liquid guaranteed as a human right. Speaking at a dialogue meeting organised by a local resident association, expert
Mbanje cakes hit MSU. Another MSU sex tape out. MSU bursar points gun at security guard. MSU students spread HIV – NAC. MSU student rapes three year-old. MSU student in trouble for stealing cellphone. MSU students in US$200 000 Stanbic Bank fraud. Okay, let me
The country’s bond coins which were once shunned by both buyers and traders seem to now have become acceptable form of loose change on the local market. During their introduction late last year, both coins were viewed with such mistrust that some buyers would prefer to
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