Teachers in Zimbabwe have rejected the government’s 70 to 75 percent salary increase. They’re embarking on a three-day work week from tomorrow. Negotiations with teachers unions for better salaries reached a deadlock over what they describe as the government’s poor offer.
eNCA Correspondent Pindai Dube in Harare has this story. #DStv403 #eNCA
eNCA Correspondent Pindai Dube in Harare has this story. #DStv403 #eNCA
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