Top Headlines
- South Africa: Sanco Calls On Government to Break 'Urgent' Bus Strike Deadlock
- Nigeria: Health Workers Strike - We Are Unmoved By Govt's 'No Work No Pay' Threat - Johesu
- South Africa: Labour On Arrest of Tlalenyane Elias Ramathe On Alleged Fraud
- Zimbabwe: Unemployed Nurses Throng Hospitals
- Zimbabwe: Striking Nurses Vow Legal Challenge to Dismissal
- Zimbabwe: Zimbabwean Rights Groups Outraged Over Sacking of Nurses
- South Africa: Bus Strike Enters Third Day
- Nigeria: Many Nigerian Youths Are Lazy, Want Free Oil Money - Buhari
- South Africa: Cosatu Gauteng Joint Shopstewards March to the Eskom and Dept of Transport Tomorrow
- South Africa: Limusa Supports the Satawu Strike
- South Africa: Denosa in Solidarity With 14 000 Zimbabwean Nurses Fired By Government
- South Africa: #BusStrike - Power Restored At Metrorail and Service Resumes
- Namibia: The Military - Country's Spending Sock Monster?
- Tanzania: Over 75% of Tanzania's Industrialisation Plan Is to Create Jobs - Mwijage
- Tanzania: Local Government Lacks Skilled Staff - CAG Report
- Kenya: Getting Internship in Kenya Is 'Mission Impossible'
- Namibia: I Want Proposals to Fire People - PM
- East Africa: EAC Passes New Law for Its Staff
- Uganda: Police Court Recommends Kirumira's Demotion
- Malawi: Malawi to Receive UK Aid in Tackling Modern Slavery
- Mozambique: Tripartite Forum Proposes New Minimum Wages
- Malawi: Ex-Prisoners Graduate in Various Vocational Skills
- Namibia: 67,000 Graduates Unemployed
- South Africa: 'Indefinite' Bus Strike Continues On Thursday
- Nigeria: Health Workers Strike - Govt Threatens 'No Work No Pay' Rule
- Uganda: Nursing Students Strike Over Poor Meals, Registration Fees
- South Africa: Cosatu Shocked to Learn That the City of Cape Town Under Spent On Budget By 40 Percent
- South Africa: Cosatu Calls for an Urgent Settlement of a Bus Sector Wage Dispute
- Malawi: Government Committed to Creating Decent Employment
- Zimbabwe: Nurses Sacking Shows Chiwenga as an Emerging Dictator, Say Rivals
- Nigeria: JOHESU Nationwide Strike Takes Toll On UITH, Lagos Hospitals Open for Work, Provide Services
- Africa: UK Aid Aims to Tackle Child Labour and Trafficking in the Commonwealth
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