By Takudzwa Tondoya The Government is under mounting pressure to review civil servants’ salaries and benefits as inflation continues to chip away at their purchasing power. During a heated session in Parliament on Wednesday, several MPs raised concerns about the deteriorating livelihoods of public sector workers questioning
Government has taken a major step toward improving post-crash emergency response and victim support by approving the Principles of the Road Accident Fund Bill, Information Minister Jenfan Muswere announced during a post-Cabinet media briefing in Harare on Tuesday. “Cabinet received and approved the Principles of the
The Government announced a new initiative to install surveillance cameras at all roadblocks and traffic lights across the country in a bid to improve road safety and enforce traffic laws. Responding to a question on Government policy on mushikashika transport operators during a Parliament session yesterday,
The Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association (ZNLWVA) has raised alarms over the persistent non-payment of fees for war veterans’ children, sparking concerns over the government's adherence to its obligations. In a statement, the association’s secretary general Edward Dube highlighted the dire situation faced by students,
Government has applauded the National Joint Negotiating Council (NJNC) for reaching an agreement with civil servants following months of deadlock over conditions of service. The agreement will see an average of 41 % salary increment for civil servants among other benefits. In a statement, Public Service, Labor
The Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) has described the recent salary increment by the Government as a one sided affair which is shrouded in secrecy. On Tuesday, Government announced a 40 % salary increment for civil servants which will see the lowest paid employee earning
The Public Service Commission has among other measures directed Government departments to reduce the number of essential service staff by 15 % following an upsurge of Covid-19 cases in the country. In a circular to Government Ministries PSC Secretary Ambassador Jonathan Wutawunashe said the risk to
Former MDC Member of Parliament for Bulawayo South, Eddie Cross has condemned the economic suffering that the county has been experiencing saying 2020 should be better since cash and foreign currency is no longer a crisis
Movement for Democratic Change, MDC has called up on to the government to help the council, join hands and find solutions to the emanating water shortages which has hard hit the city, described as a health time bomb waiting to explode
Harare residents should brace for yet another round of house demolitions as the city fathers have hinted of a re-organization of all settlements where people are illegally settled
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