Tag: Paul Mavima News
Govt Increases Civil Servants’ Salaries, Says It Aims To Restore US$540
Pay Rise For Civil Servants Imminent – Minister Mavima
Govt To Meet Civil Servants Over Salary Increment Soon – Mavima
Minister Mavima Speaks On Civil Servants Salary Negotiations
ZCTU Demands That Minister Mavima Publicly Responds To US$350k Borrowdale House Allegations
ED Could Force NSSA To Reverse House Deal For Minister Mavima
Govt, Civil Servants Meet For Negotiations On Thursday
“Minister Mavima Causes NSSA To Buy Himself A Borrowdale House”
1.8 Million Learners Are On BEAM – Minister Mavima
ZCTU Petitions Minister Over Labour Violations At Chinese-run Manhidze Steel Project
“The 391 NGOs Have Not Been Deregistered”
NJNC To Review Civil Servant’s Conditions Of Service – Mavima
Social Welfare Minister Speaks On 9-year-old Pregnant Girl From Kambira Primary School
WFP Planning Food Relief Targeting 700k Zimbabweans Out Of 3.8 Million In Need Of Aid
Govt To Provide Free Education Progressively – Mavima
Govt Disbands National Joint Negotiating Council
Govt Invites Workers’ Unions To Discuss Salaries And Conditions Of Service
Govt Has No Capacity To Pay USD Salaries – Mavima
Public Sector Workers’ Unions Call For Nationwide Strikes Demanding “Restoration” Of USD Salaries
Economic And Market Analysts Warn Of Impending Civil Unrest In Zimbabwe
Government Announces Loans, Capacity-building Workshops For People With Disabilities
Govt To Effect 100% Pay Rise For Civil Servants Effective 1 July
Govt Reminds Teachers Of “No-work, no-pay” Policy Ahead Of Second Term
Govt Rules Out Imminent Salary Hike For Teachers
Govt Rejects US Embassy Report On School Dropouts
Less Than 1.5 Million Learners Register For BEAM
IOM Warns Desperate Job Seekers againstA Falling Prey To Human Traffickers
Teachers To Be Paid Based On Experience, Qualifications
Zimbabwe, Botswana Sign 5 MoUs In Tourism, Agriculture, Youth Development
President Mnangagwa Directs Minister Mavima To Employ Drug Abuse Survivor
It’s Now Difficult To Justify Incapacitation – Trade Unionist
Govt Pleads With Teachers To Report For Duty
School Heads Join Teachers’ Salary Strike
Civil Servants, Govt Salary Talks Postponed
Civil Servants, Govt Meet For Salary Talks Today
Govt Set To Raise Civil Servants’ Salaries
Rwanda To Recruit 306 Zimbabwean Teachers
Public Service Minister Tells Unions To Stay Out Of Politics
Government Sets Rate For Civil Servants’ USD Bonuses
Civil Servants Bonus Payments Start This Week – Mavima
99 Per Cent Of Civil Servants Vaccinated – Govt
Civil Servants To Receive Bonuses This Month
Govt, Civil Servants’ Representatives To Meet Over Salaries
Withholding ‘Incapacitated’ Teachers’ Salaries Unconstitutional – Unions
Government Gives Grace Period To Some Unvaccinated Civil Servants
Govt Sincere About Improving Civil Servants’ Welfare – Mavima
Zimbabwe Ready To Export Teachers To Rwanda
Minister Contradicts PSC On Organized Shopping Trips To South Africa For Civil Servants
Govt To Gradually Increase Civil Servants’ Salaries, Says Mavima
West Funding Rural Teachers To Destabilise Govt – Minister
Teachers Are Not Incapacitated – Mavima
‘No Salary Hike For Civil Servants For Now’
Another Civil Servants’ Salary Increment Soon
Ex-WENELA Workers Urged To Undergo Tests
Civil Servants Growing Impatient With Govt Over Salaries
Two Teachers Succumb To COVID-19
Medical Doctors’ Cartels Loot NSSA
Govt Caves In On Civil Servants’ Salaries
‘Only 2% Of Parents In Rural Areas Pay School Fees’
Govt To Temporarily Stop Grain Distribution
Mavima Speaks On Latest Pay Rise For Civil Servants
Govt, Civil Servants Face Off
Govt Cuts COVID-19 Social Support Grant To Vulnerable People
PSC To Announce Date For Civil Servants’ Salary Review
Civil Servants Get Bonuses As Govt Plans To Restore Dollarisation Era Salaries
Schools Will Be Closed If Corona Gets Out Of Hand – Mavima
Govt Promises To Match 2018 Salaries By June 2021
We Respect Teachers But They Should Be Realistic – Minister Mavima