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Thousands lose jobs as firms struggle

The 83-year-old retailer, a key player in Zimbabwe’s retail sector, has been battling unprecedented challenges.

By Gamuchirai Nyamuziwa and Tafadzwa Mhlanga Feb. 14, 2025

ZCTU, Nssa concerned about work-related accidents

The concern was raised after a crane collapsed and killed an employee and injured others at the Trabablas (former Mbudzi) Interchange construction site.

By Blessed Ndlovu Jan. 11, 2025

ZCTU, Nssa concerned about work-related accidents

They will not listen to anyone

Government employees are complaining silently, public health workers are living the country in droves — doctors, surgeons, nurses, nurse aides, anaesthetists, you name them.

By Newsday Jan. 11, 2025

Workers should form formidable force in 2025: ZCTU

He said 2025 was a year the workers should confront as a united voice against austerity and deteriorating working conditions.

By Stephen Chadenga Jan. 10, 2025

Workers should form formidable force in 2025: ZCTU

Increasing labour rights violations jolt ZCTU

An increasing number of companies are struggling to remain afloat due to a tanking economy and this has made it difficult for many employers to pay their workers on time.

By Blessed Ndlovu Jan. 5, 2025

Increasing labour rights violations jolt ZCTU

Trade unions flag Chinese firms.

"We are open for discussions with unions and other stakeholders to explore how we can work together to address any concerns for workers in Zimbabwe."

By Melody Chikono Nov. 5, 2024

Trade unions flag Chinese firms

Despite a steady rise in Chinese investment, some of these firms have faced criticism for allegedly ignoring local labour laws and evading tax obligations.

By Melody Chikono Nov. 1, 2024

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

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