Zimbabwe: Woman of Steel Who Rose From Ordinary Member to Cwuz President - Josephine Makuwa Bares Her Vision

After years of prolonged legal battles, the reality of the once vibrant Commercial Workers Union of Zimbabwe (CWUZ) roaring back to life was almost a pipedream. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Compensation Relief for Ex-Wenela Workers Affected By Silicosis, TB

ZIMBABWEANS who suffered medical conditions as a result of working in South African mines can now claim compensation after the government signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Regional Labour Body Rejects Zanu-PF Plan to Extend Mnangagwa's Term

The African Regional Organisation of the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC-Africa), which represents over 18 million workers across the continent, has strongly rejected… Read more »

Zimbabwe: High Court Boots Out Former Duly's Manager's Car Claim - Says Labour Court Has Exclusive Jurisdiction

The High Court has struck off a claim by retired Duly Holdings Limited administrator, Theresa Ruredzo, who was demanding a Ford Everest vehicle as part of her terminal benefits,… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Least Paid Employee in Real Estate Sector to Earn U.S.$305

THE least paid employee in the Real Estate, Distribution and Clearing sub-sectors will be taking home US$305 in monthly salaries following a recent pay rise. Read more »

Zimbabwe: ZCTU Threatens Mass Action Over Zanu-PF Plan to Extend Mnangagwa's Term

The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) has condemned plans by the ruling Zanu PF party to amend the Constitution and extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa's tenure, describing… Read more »

Zimbabwe: From Cancer Survivor to Zoc CEO - the Inspiring Journey of Marlene Chiedza Gadzirayi

When life tested her with one of its toughest battles, Marlene Chiedza Gadzirayi faced it with remarkable courage and grace. Today, she stands not only as a cancer survivor but… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Pensions Sector Demonstrates Resilient Growth - IPEC

Zimbabwe's pensions sector has demonstrated resilient growth in the first half of 2025, according to the latest report released by the Insurance and Pensions Commission (IPEC). Read more »

Zimbabwe: Panicky Mnangagwa Announces U.S.$150 'Special Presidential Bonus' for Civil Servants Ahead of Planned Anti-Govt Protests

President Emmerson Mnangagwa's administration has announced a US$150 "Special Presidential Bonus" for civil servants, a move widely viewed as an attempt to ease growing frustration… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Parliament Petitioned Over Civil Registry's Standoff With Workers

PARLIAMENT has been petitioned to intervene in the impasse between the Civil Registry Department and its workers over the non-payment of allowances for more than two years. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Avenues Clinic Lays Off 50 Workers, Accused of Targeting Unionised Staff

The prestigious Avenues Clinic in Harare has begun a retrenchment exercise that will result in the layoff of 50 employees, according to insiders, who allege that this move is aimed… Read more »

Zimbabwe: NewZimbabwe.Com Senior Journalists Elected to Labour Union's National Executive

New Zimbabwe.com senior journalists Mary Taruvinga and Leopold Munhende were on Friday elected to the industry's labour body, Zimbabwe Union of Journalists (ZUJ) national executive… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Inside Zimbabwe's Gold Mines Where Men Risk Being Buried Alive for a Few Dollars

Metro UK's foreign correspondent Gergana Krasteva reports from Zimbabwe Read more »

Zimbabwe: Parliament Concerned By Government's Snub of Mzilikazi Day

Parliament has raised concerns over the government's continued non-recognition of the annual Mzilikazi Day. Read more »

Southern Africa: Zimbabwe's Climate Crisis - Girls Forced Into Young Marriage and Boys Into Illegal Mining

Metro UK's foreign correspondent Gergana Krasteva reports from Zimbabwe Read more »

Zimbabwe: Teachers in Renewed Fight for Improved Salaries, Welfare

ORGANISATIONS representing teachers have renewed their efforts to fight for the welfare of their members, which they believe should be a government priority in restoring their… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Labour Ministry Officials Accused of Ignoring Court Ruling in Dispute Involving NEC Medical and Allied Industry

SENIOR officials in the Ministry of Labour have been accused of enabling an ongoing leadership dispute within the National Employment Council (NEC) for the Medical and Allied… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Women's Rights Advocates Engage Parliamentarians On Proposed Legislation for Unpaid Care and Domestic Work

THE Women's Academy for Leadership and Political Excellence (WALPE) and its partners have engaged Parliamentarians as they lobby for a motion on the Unpaid Care and Domestic Work… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Former Clinic Accountant Jailed Nine Years for Fraud and Money Laundering

The Harare Magistrates' Court has convicted and jailed for nine years a former Highview Clinic accountant on charges of fraud and money laundering. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Doctors' Shortage Hits Zimbabwe As Healthcare Professionals Leave in Droves

Zimbabwe's healthcare system is burdened by a shortage of medical doctors, who are leaving in droves for greener pastures, affecting the delivery of health services, a government… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Malema's Call for Zimbabweans in SA to Seek Jobs in Their Country Signals Policy Shift - Analyst

A Political analyst has said Julius Malema's call for Zimbabweans in South Africa to seek employment in their home country signals a policy shift to align the Economic Freedom… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Delayed Govt Payments Force Bitumen World to Cut Jobs

DELAYED payments to government contractors have left one of the country's top construction companies, Bitumen World (BW), with no choice but to cut down jobs. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Government Allocates U.S.$25 Million for Pre-2009 Pension Losses

The government has set aside US$25 million for pre-2009 pension losses to compensate civil servants, who were hard hit by hyperinflation linked value erosion. Read more »

Zimbabwe: 'They Are Lying' - Bedridden Nurse Challenges Zimbabwe Govt's Support Statement After On-Duty Injury

Bedridden Bikita nurse, Progress Muzuva who got injured on duty in 2018, has accused the government of lying about providing her with compensatory sick leave, injury on duty… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Labour Court Upholds Teacher's Award, Slams Watershed College in Contract Dispute

The Labour Court has dismissed an appeal by Watershed College Trust against an arbitral award in favour of a former probationary teacher, ruling that the institution "clearly… Read more »