The MDC President Nelson Chamisa has described the arrest and a raid of the workers union mother body Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Union (ZCTU) officials at their Head Quarters Thursday morning as the return of former President Robert Mugabe’s typical heavy
President Mnangagwa’s administration appears to have switched back to the former President Robert Mugabe’s style of governance following the arrest of Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) officials today as the police moved to thwart its today’s demonstration against new financial reforms.
Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) President Advocate Nelson Chamisa on Tuesday vowed to restore workers’ dignity amid concerns over alleged government’s hostility on civil workforce as exhibited by the recent stand-off with nurses. By Costa Nkomo Addressing thousands of workers and members of the public who attended
Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Union (ZCTU) has accused Hwange Colliery Company of neglecting its workers whom they said are facing countless difficulties including defaulting on their loan and housing obligations due to unpaid salaries in excess of $70 million. According to ZCTU President Peter Mutasa, there
ZIBAWU president Farai Katsande told 263Chat that they are aiming to establish a micro-finance that will create employment for the sacked workers.
Zimbabwe Congress for Trade Union has urged the government to replace the current Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Governor, Dr John Mangudya with a competitive non partisan individual who can bring sanity to the monetary system. Addressing the media in the capital on Tuesday, ZCTU President, Peter
Open Society Initiative for Southern Africa (OSISA) on Thursday launched a book titled Towards Democratic Developmental States in Southern Africa which is expected to contribute to ongoing debates on democratic developmental states in Southern Africa. The book provides hope and inspiration to Southern African countries that
Zimbabwe's poor economic performance is impacting heavily on young women who suffer a disproportionately high poverty burden due to limited employment opportunities, Director of the Youth Empowerment and Transformation Zimbabwe (YETT), Lucy Mazingi has said. Speaking at the launch of a book titled “Towards Democratic Developmental
Zimbabwe Democracy Institute Director, Dr Pedzisai Ruhanya says besides the broader livelihood problem currently troubling many Zimbabweans, the fundamental question is who takes over from President Robert Mugabe whose failure in physical mortality cannot be refuted? By Clarity Sibanda Speaking at the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Young Leadership
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