November 30
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Fake Teachers, What Next? [editorial]
Vanguard
WHY the alarm about the number of fake teachers in Kaduna State? What would be done beyond the alarm? Are we terrified because we do not know the total number of fake teachers in... Read more »
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No Worker Will Be Sacked, Says FG
This Day
The Federal Government Thursday allayed the fears of Nigerian workers over the recommendation by the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Mallam Lamido Sanusi, that the... Read more »
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We Won't Sack Civil Servants, Says FG
Vanguard
Following the heat generated by the call of the Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Mallam Lamido Sanusi on the Federal Government to sack half of its workforce, the Minister... Read more »
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Pension - Reps Panel Order Finance Minister to Appear Before It
Leadership
The House of Representatives Committee on Pension, yesterday, threatened to issue a warrant of arrest to the Coordinating Minister for the Economy and Minister for Finance, Dr.... Read more »
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Minimum Wage - Plateau Assembly Threatens to Impeach Jang
Leadership
The Industrial dispute between the Plateau state government and the state chapter of National Union of Local Government Employees (NULGE) over the refusal of the state government... Read more »
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FG Rebuffs Sanusi, Says No Plan to Sack Workers
Leadership
The Minister of Labour, Chief Chukwuemeka Wogu, yesterday told Nigerian workers not to be worried over the call on the government by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) governor,... Read more »
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Air Namibia Pilots Back in the Air
New Era
Air Namibia and the Namibian Airlines Pilots Association (NAPA) signed an agreement late Wednesday afternoon, bringing to an end the two-week old strike during which the national... Read more »
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Ghanaian Chronicle
Project Affected Persons along the Accra-Kumasi Highway Lot 6, Kwafokrom-Apedwa Junction, yesterday took to the streets for the second time, and also went to the office of the... Read more »
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Bong Mines Former Workers to Resist China Union
Inquirer
Some residents of Bong mines have planned to resist any plan from China Union if their evacuation plan is to take place. According to a cross section of the citizens from the Bong... Read more »
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Aggrieved BR Female Workers Want Ellen's Intervention
Heritage
Several female employees of the Buchanan Renewables (BR), based in Grand Bassa County, are disenchanted over multiple charges against the Management of BR, and have made a call for... Read more »
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Air Namibia Pilots Return to the Sky
Namibian
NAMIBIAN Airline Pilots’ Association (Napa) president Christian Schneider yesterday said that most of the striking pilots agreed to accept an offer they had been rejecting... Read more »
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ZFTU Intervenes in Haddon Motors Dispute
The Herald
The Zimbabwe Federation of Trade Unions has intervened in the dispute between Haddon Motors and its 66 workers following the company's application for liquidation. Read more »
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Campaign to Help Exploited Drivers
The Herald
The South African Transport and Allied Workers' Union has joined hands with its Zimbabwean counterparts in addressing victimisation of their members by employers. Read more »
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Council Strike Paralyses Service Delivery
The Herald
A STRIKE by municipal workers in Chitungwiza since Monday has paralysed service delivery in the town. The are protesting over the non-payment of salaries as they have gone for... Read more »
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Koos Van Der Merwe to Celebrate 35 Years As an MP [press release]
IFP
Mr Koos van der Merwe MP, celebrates his 35th birthday as an Member of Parliament, today, Friday 30 November 2012. Read more »
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Managers, Zesa On Collision Path
The Herald
SIXTEEN Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company senior managers who successfully challenged their unilateral transfer in the High Court are suing their managing... Read more »
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Govt Vows to Boost Small-Scale Mining
Daily News
THE government has set aside 8.9bn/- to support small-scale miners in the country aimed at boosting the economy and reducing unemployment. Read more »
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Local Transport Plan to Create 240,000 Jobs
Daily News
ABOUT 240,000 jobs are expected to be generated during the implementation of Local Government Transport Programme Phase Two (LGTP 2) whose execution begins in July next year. Read more »
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Namibia Economist
Confidence among Namibia's graduate professionals recorded a slight decline in the third quarter of the year, according to the results of the latest PPS Namibia Graduate... Read more »
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Managing for Results [column]
Financial Gazette
In a challenging economic environment like ours, the only way to ensure the continued viability of companies is to focus on performance and reward it accordingly. Read more »
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Delta Govt. Disburses N30 Million to Children of Deceased Civil Servants, Disabled Students
Leadership
The Delta Government on Thursday in Asaba, disbursed about N30 million to 403 children of deceased civil servants and 101 students with physical disabilities. Read more »
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Oigara Takes KCB Helm As Oduor-Otieno Exits
Capital FM
Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) has decided to select its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) from in-house, appointing its Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Joshua Nyamweya Oigara as the... Read more »
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New Era
Councillor Uilika Nambahu was on Wednesday night elected as the Mayor of Walvis Bay replacing Derek Klazen who completed a two-year term. Read more »
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New Era
Chairperson of the Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) Elize Angula was full of praise for outgoing CEO David Nuyoma for having laid a strong foundation at the bank. Read more »
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Situation in Siliana Discussed As NCA Speaker Meets UGTT S-G
Tunis Afrique Presse
The latest developments in Siliana and ways to reach urgent solutions to ease the tension prevailing in the Governorate for some days were discussed at a meeting held Thursday... Read more »
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