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Teachers and civil servants have scoffed at an announcement by Finance minister Mthuli Ncube that his austerity measures will result in civil servants getting a bonus before year-end, saying his statement was an insult.
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There was a ‘false start’ to the 2019 schools second term as teachers have vowed to embark on a ‘go slow’ on opening day in a bid to compel government to pay attention to their grievances.
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Zimbabwean teachers will go ahead with a national strike from Tuesday after last-ditch negotiations with the government failed, unions said, risking more unrest after violent protests last month.
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Most schools are still forcing parents to buy uniforms from their preferred suppliers despite Government’s directive to end the practice, it has emerged.Those who have heeded the call are reportedly accepting uniforms purchased from…
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Teachers have raised concern over indiscipline in schools evidenced by an increased number of students assaulting teachers in classrooms.
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Troubled escalating deductions on their payslips in an unfavourable economic environment, teachers have handed President Emmerson Mnangagwa a list of 16 loan sharks whom they allege are swindling them.
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Schools in Zimbabwe may remain closed on opening day next month as teachers strike to press for higher pay.
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The Zimbabwe Teachers Association (Zimta) and Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) are engaged in a war of words emanating from whether or not to engage in collective bargaining with their employer under the Apex Council — the…
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Unions representing teachers are threatening to lobby their members to boycott businesses and products linked to the ruling Zanu PF elites.
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The crisis meeting between government and teachers’ unions ended in deadlock yesterday after government only offered them a 10 percent increment against their demand of a 100 percent hike.
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