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- Ghana: Drivers' Action Good But...(Ghanaian Times)
- Nigeria: FCT, Kogi, Niger Others Thrown Into Darkness As Workers Shut Abuja Disco Offices(Vanguard)
- Nigeria: Abuja Electricity Workers Suspend Strike(Premium Times)
- South Africa: Employment and Labour On Phuthaditjhaba Labour Centre Temporarily Operatimg On Limited Hours(Govt of SA)
- Uganda: Logistics Has Largest Number of Skilled Workers - Study(Monitor)
- Zimbabwe: Truck Protests in South Africa Over Employment of Zimbabwean Drivers(New Zimbabwe)
- Congo-Kinshasa: "Today, We Are At the Door of Economic Liberation" - Vera Songwe, Executive Secretary of the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA)(allAfrica)
- Africa: Omicron - Africa Health Worker Jab Rates Under a Third(SciDev.Net)
- Africa: Investing in Inclusion Across Africa: Microsoft Africa Development Center Amplifies Inclusivity with the Announcement of Its Disability Inclusion Event(AllAfrica InfoWire)
- South Africa: Striking Clover Workers Stand Firm in Their Demands(New Frame)
- Namibia: Pensioners Owe Keetmans Municipality Nearly U.S.$470,000(Namibian)
- Zimbabwe: Teachers 'Baffled' Over Mnangagwa's Regime Change Claims(New Zimbabwe)
- Zimbabwe: Civil Servants Get Forex Bonuses, Decry High Bank Charges(The Herald)
- Nigeria: One Week After, Primary School Teachers in FCT Call Off Strike(Premium Times)
- South Africa: Didiza Welcomes Opening of Black-Owned Klein Goederust Winery(SAnews.gov.za)
- Nigeria: Lagos TUC Condemns Poor Labour Practices By Private Sector(This Day)
- Liberia: Ministry of Finance to Take Over the University of Liberia Payroll Amid Faculty Strike Leading to Students' Protest(FrontPageAfrica)
- Nigeria: The Federal Republic of Unemployed Nigerians(This Day)
- South Africa: Germiston Labour Centre Reopens(SAnews.gov.za)
- Namibia: Teacher Sues to Get Job Back(New Era)
- Nigeria: Civil Servants Shut Out As Govt Begins Enforcement of Vaccine Mandate(This Day)
- Nigeria: Govt to Decide On Hazard Allowance for Health Workers Next Week - Ngige(Vanguard)
- Malawi: Government to Recruit 2,200 Primary School Teachers(Nyasa Times)
- Namibia: Namibians Spend At Least 39% of Income On Rent(Namibian)
- East Africa: Ministers Give EAC Secretariat Go-Ahead to Recruit Staff(East African)
- Zimbabwe: Govt to Investigate Alliance Between Teachers Unions, UK(The Herald)
- Namibia: Deadlock As Govt Firm On Salary Freeze(New Era)
- Nigeria: Dealing With Unemployment Challenge(This Day)
- South Africa: Unemployment Reaches 34.9 Percent(SAnews.gov.za)
- South Africa: Samwu Welcomes Decision By City of Cape Town to Pay Workers' Salary Increases(COSATU)
- Ghana: 'Incorporate Talent Management to Achieve Organisational Goals'(Ghanaian Times)
- Uganda: Govt to Register Jobless Graduates for Skilling(Monitor)
- Africa: Workers With HIV-Aids Continue to Face Stigma, Discrimination - ILO(UN News)
