Govt’s economic failures led to loss of Workers Day significance: CFT

Govt’s economic failures led to loss of Workers Day significance: CFT

The Zimbabwean government’s economic failures have rendered Workers Day insignificant because most workers have nothing to show for their efforts, the Congress for Transformation (CFT) has said.

Advocate Nelson Chamisa issues Workers Day Message

Former Citizens Coalition for Change President Advocate Nelson Chamisa issues Workers Day Message as workers are celebrating their day today.

Death Penalty Abolition Bill and Two Other Bills

Death Penalty Abolition Bill and Two Other Bills

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Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition Statement on International Workers Day 2024

Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition Statement on International Workers Day 2024

Today is the 44th anniversary of International Workers Day, also known as May Day. Since our democratic breakthrough in April 1980, we have made significant strides in building a more equitable society in Zimbabwe.

Ensuring safety and health at work in a changing climate

Ensuring safety and health at work in a changing climate

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BEYOND THE BOUNDARY,

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Cricketers show improvement
ZIMBABWE, in the form of their 'Select' side, improved their standard of play greatly in their first four-day match against a...
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Hampshire piles on pressure


BY JOHN HUGHES
SHANE Warne's Hampshire warmed up for this Saturday's Friends Provident Trophy final against Durham...
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Sevens invited to series


HARARE - Sevens rugby is slowly creeping into the world's leading International Rugby Board's Sevens Tournament...
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Double setback for champs


BY JOHN HUGHES
MANCHESTER United, the Premier League champions, were held 0-0 at home by Reading on...
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Mapeza at helm for Beira game


HARARE - Caretaker national team coach Norman Mapeza is to kick-start his tenure at the helm...
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Black’s Olympic hopes dashed


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CARA BLACK'S Olympic hopes are up in the air after both possible partners, Fadzai...
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Promoting the people’s resilience and creativity

Pamberi Trust and The Book Café are one of 65 cultural institutions in Africa participating in...
16.8.2007 0:00

Understanding the Zanu (PF) mindset

Excerpts from a Hot Seat interview. SW Radio Africa's VG talks to Jocelyn Chiwenga and...
16.8.2007 0:00

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A spade a spade
Wake up Zimbabweans. Don't be fooled. Kamudhara is at it again. Ari kudzikisa...
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What will Thabo tell SADC?

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So, what is South African President, Thabo Mbeki, going to tell the SADC leaders in...
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COSATU condemns SA farmers

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The rounding up of hapless Zimbabwe asylum seekers by South African commercial farmers in Limpopo...
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SABC implicated in Ncube sting operation

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The South Africa Broadcasting Corporation, SABC, has been implicated in a Zanu (PF) and Central...
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Desperate Zim women resort to baby hiring

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In a desperate attempt to survive, some Zimbabwean mothers living in exile are resorting to hiring...

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