Tag: ZINA News
Nurses Welcome Conversion Of US$300 COVID-19 Allowance To Permanent Salary
Teachers, Nurses Decry Split Bonus Payments
Nurses Demands Meeting With Health Services Commission
Government Hospitals Now Death Traps, Nurses Tell Parliament
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Govt Hikes Nurses’ Practicing Certificate By 150%
Health Workers In Zimbabwe Condemn Law Curbing Strikes
Union Welcomes Govt Re-hiring Of Fired And Retired Nurses
Special Presidential Bonus Too Little – Civil Servants
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Zim’s Health Sector Going Down – Dongo
Schools May Become Hotspots For Measles – Health Experts
Nurses Doubt Mthuli Ncube’s Allowance Promises
Parirenyatwa General Workers Earning ZWL$5 000 Salaries
Nurses Warn Govt Against Deploying Military Medical Personnel To Hospitals
Doctors, Nurses’ Strike Paralyses Major Hospitals
“Paltry” ZWL$30 000 Salaries “Shock” Nurses
Nurses Lose Hope In VP Chiwenga
3 600 Health Workers Receive COVID-19 Allowance
Zimbabwean Nurses’ Morale At Record Low
“Stop Threatening Nurses,” ZINA Tells Govt
Nurses Yet To Receive COVID-19 Allowances
Nurses Say They Have Lost Patience With Govt
Govt Doubles Nurses’ Certificate Fees
Health Workers Declare Incapacitation.
Nurses Criticise Govt, Threaten To Join Teachers’ Strike
Gloomy Festive Season Awaits Civil Servants
Nurses Want Living Wage, Not Patriotism Training – Dongo
South Africa Rejects Zimbabwean Nurses
Govt, Civil Servants On Collision Course
“Zimbabwean Nurses Demotivated And Intimidated By The System”
Pregnant Nurses Succumb To COVID-19
Doctors, Nurses Banned From Striking
‘Nurses Won’t Tolerate Scrapping Of Night Allowances’
Zimbabwe Nurses Reject Chinese Coronavirus Vaccine
Nurses Not Ready To Administer Coronavirus Vaccine
Health Experts Urge Govt To Be Vigilant On Covid Vaccines
VP Chiwenga Is Needlessly Tough – Nurses
Civil Servants Welcome Resumption Of COVID-19 Allowance Payout
Public Sector Nurses End Strike
Nurses ‘Apologise’ For Asking For Better Salaries And PPE
High Court Checkmates Chiwenga In Dispute With Nurses
ZINA Advises Nurses To Resume Flexitime Schedule
High Court Nullifies Chiwenga’s Cancellation Of Nurses’ Flexitime
Teachers And Nurses Unions Welcome Salary Increment
Military Nurses Seconded To Public Hospitals
A Third Of Nurses To Be Made Contract Workers
Nurses Cry Foul Over Flexi-hours Ban
Major Hospitals Return To ‘Normalcy’
Striking Nurses Back At Work
Coronavirus: Zimbabwe Not Out Of The Woods Yet – Health Experts
Nothing Has Been Done Since Chiwenga’s Appointment, They Are Delaying While People Are Dying – Nurses And Doctors
Striking Nurses Immovable Despite Govt Climbdown
Striking Nurses Receive ‘Double Salary’
Zimbabwe’s Collapsed Public Hospitals Driving Up COVID-19 Deaths – Nurses
Some Striking Nurses Reinstated Onto Government Payroll
Coronavirus: Zimbabwe Is Yet To Flatten The Curve – Doctors
Nurses Vow To Continue Strike: ‘No USD, PPE, No Work’
Striking Nurses Struck Off Payroll
Nurses Reiterate USD, PPE Demands, Vow To Continue Strike
Nurses Insist On PPEs, USD Despite Mnangagwa Plea
HSB Says The Prolonged Nurses’ Strike Is Illegal
Coronavirus Ravages Zimbabwe’s Doctors And Nurses
Nurses Reject Government’s Zimdollar Salary Proposal
Government Does Not Care About Zimbabweans – Nurses
Govt Slashes Civil Servants’ Salaries
‘Zimbabwe Should Temporarily Close Borders To Returning Citizens’
Nurses To Avoid COVID-19 Patients Until They Get PPEs
Nurses Express Concern Over Mass Urban To Rural Migration During Lockdown
Nurses Down Tools After Govt ‘Ignored’ Their Concerns