The Zimbabwe Women Against Corruption Trust (ZWACT) has raised the alarm over an increase in the numbers of women who are falling victim to corruption and sextortion in the workplace in order to gain favours from their superiors. This comes as the Public Service and Social
Teacher unions under the banner of the Federation of Zimbabwe Educators Unions (FOZEU) have said the outcome of the National Joint Negotiating Council (NJNC) is an indication that the Government is not serious in addressing the welfare of civil servants. In a statement announcing a weeklong
The Public Service Commission (PSC) has moved in to rein in on striking teachers directing the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education to submit names of teachers who have not been reporting for duty since the resumption of the phased schools reopening. Government directed the re-opening
The government has committed to take care of civil servants who test positive for Covid-19 while on duty. Public Service Commission Secretary Ambassador Jonathan Wutawunashe, who announced the change, said the commission was looking at several adjustments to protect its workers. “We have adjusted a lot of
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
Government will with effect from March establish the Government Employees Mutual Savings Fund (GEMS) which will see Government deducting 2,5% of total remuneration being deducted from every Government employee. Speaking during a post Cabinet press briefing Minister of Information Publicity and Broadcasting Services, Monica Mutsvangwa said
President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Thursday issued a stern warning against corrupt tendencies that have become synonymous with the country’s public procurement system while threatening to cripple the economy. Mnangagwa made the remarks while officially launching the Procurement Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (PRAZ). PRAZ came into effect on
Zimbabwe’s economic crisis reaches a new crescendo this week with fuel shortage countrywide leaving commuters at the mess of transport hiked fares pegged at $2 for a single trip among other difficulties with the Apex Council writing to the government yesterday notifying the employer of
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