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Zimbabwe: Teachers' Wages Now U.S.$75, Says Union President
New Zimbabwe, 21 October 2018
Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) president Takavafira Zhou says Zimbabwean teachers' wages have now diminished to a paltry US$75 if converted to the more stable… Read more »
Zimbabwe Teachers Demand To Be Paid In Foreign Currency
Teachers have warned that failure by authorities to meet the demand would have dire consequences for the country's education sector. Teachers' unions say the current salaries were too low and no longer worth much in the face of galloping commodity prices.
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