Zimbabwe Teachers Headed for Clash with Govt
Teachers will go on strike to demand an increase in salaries and allowances when schools reopen for the new term, the biggest teachers' union has said barely a month after doctors and nurses also staged strikes, increasing pressure on President Emmerson Mnangagwa ahead of elections. The defiant teachers have declared that they will not be intimidated, following threats that those who will down tools will be dismissed the same way nurses were.
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