Govt must protect citizens from corruption: ZCTU
Chikosi said government officials were implicated in high-profile illicit business transactions, with no action taken against them.
By Stephen Chadenga
May. 5, 2025
The dying breed: Workers unionise
The celebrations were muted as unemployment has grown over the years because of the political and economic turmoil.
By Paidamoyo Muzulu
May. 3, 2025
Labour Court reinstates ZCTU’s secretary-general
The judgment, delivered by Justice Samuel Kudya, found that the retirement violated key contractual and procedural safeguards, including Moyo’s right to be heard.
By Problem Masau
Apr. 16, 2025
Calls for US$ salaries grow louder
At a time the employers have revealed that they are also suffering from the same economic battles, the life of the Zimbabwean employees now hangs in the balance.
By Melody Chikono
Oct. 19, 2024
A student of surveillance: Mnangagwa’s adoption of China’s digital authoritarian playbook
Take, for instance, within Zimbabwe’s legal framework, most notably in the 2017 Cybercrime and Cybersecurity Bill.
By Dumoluhle Mawenzini
Oct. 13, 2024
ZiG chaos hits council workers’ pockets hard
Zimbabwe introduced a new gold-backed currency called Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) in early April to replace the local currency, which had been rendered worthless by inflation.
By Sharon Sibindi
May. 12, 2024
Govt dodging us, teachers fume
The Zimbabwe Teachers Association (Zimta) yesterday said the first quarter NJNC salary negotiations were due in April, but the government seemed reluctant to call for the meeting.
By Staff Reporter
May. 9, 2024
ZCTU mourns over low wages
The letter indicated that any failure on the part of the employment council to comply with those requirements constitutes justifiable grounds for the registrar to cancel a certificate.
By Blessed Ndlovu
May. 6, 2024
ZCTU gags anti-govt labour activists
Leaked minutes of the May Day organising meeting which were seen by NewsDay also show that ZCTU had set restrictions for those delivering speeches during the celebrations.
