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Civil Servants’ Strike Flops
Govt Has No Capacity To Pay USD Salaries – Mavima
Government Workers To Embark On 2-day Strike Following Elapse Of 14-day Strike Notice
Civil Servants Plotting A Massive Strike – Report
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Mthuli: Civil Servants Pay Hike Good For The Economy
Civil Servants Fed Up With Govt’s Dishonesty, Now Planning Massive Strike
Togarepi Says Civil Servants Have Been Paid By 3rd Hand To Push For Regime Change
Civil Servants Embark On Full Blown Strike And Street Protests
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‘Enslaved’ Civil Servants Appeal To The United Nations
Civil Servants Protest To Go Ahead After ‘Fruitless’ Meeting With Govt {Full Text}
Nurses Resolve To Report For Duty Once Per Week
Civil Servants Demands USD Salaries, Threaten ‘Crippling Strike’
Civil Servants Put Strike Plans On Hold Despite Not Agreeing With Govt
Civil Servants Give Govt Ultimatum To Increase Salaries Or Face Strike
Civil Servants Shelve Strike Plans, Opt To Negotiate With Govt
Govt Offers 19% Salary Increase, Civil Servants Say Offer Will Not Address Incapacitation
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Mnangagwa Aware Of Civil Servant’s Issues, Says Any Salary Increase Will Be Made Within Budget Limits
Civil Servants To Embark On Strike, Say Talks With Govt Have Yielded Nothing
Teachers Want Pay Rise To Be At Par With That Of Soldiers As Talks With Govt Are Set To Resume
Civil Servants Walk Out Of Talks With Govt, Angered By Govt’s Stance To Maintain The Status Quo