The Reserve Bank of Malawi has ordered the Telekom Networks of Malawi (TNC) to pay 63 former employees their pensions. The employees who were working for the company's call centre were not part of the pension fund scheme as they were on a fixed-term contract.

However, the Communication Workers Union of Malawi (COWUMA) says employees with fixed-term contracts are not exempted from complying with the Pension Act of 2023.

 For more on this Thami Ngubeni spoke to Hamilton Delezah, the General Secretary of the Communication Workers Union of Malawi.

The Reserve Bank of Malawi has ordered the Telekom Networks of Malawi (TNC) to pay 63 former employees their pensions. The employees who were working for the company's call centre were not part of the pension fund scheme as they were on a fixed-term contract.
However, the Communication Workers Union of Malawi (COWUMA) says employees with fixed-term contracts are not exempted from complying with the Pension Act of 2023.
&nbsp;For more on this Thami Ngubeni spoke to Hamilton Delezah, the General Secretary of the Communication Workers Union of Malawi.

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Malawi's Reserve Bank orders TNC to pay employees pensions

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Infrastructure investment is vital for South Africa's economic revival as outdated transport networks and logistical bottlenecks threaten trade and growth. Experts stress that modernizing Transnet's operations and fostering private-sector partnerships are crucial to maintaining the country's global competitiveness. These challenges are in focus at today's African United Business Confederation (AUBC) Business Roundtable Dialogue in Johannesburg, South Africa, led by AUBC President George Sebulela and Transnet Chief Operating Officer Lekau Solly Letsoalo, where industry leaders discuss solutions to drive economic growth. Lulu Gaboo spoke to the President of African United Business Confederation (AUBC), George Sebulela

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Leading corporate companies whose footprint spans the African continent converged in Johannesburg, South Africa, last Friday to discuss gender equality and gender-based violence( GBV) in the corporate world. &nbsp;The initiative, called CEO Connect Forum, was a collaboration between the Shared Value Africa( SVA) organisation and the KPMG accounting firm. The gathering sought to uncover how the corporate world addresses gender equality, promotes gender inclusive practices, and also how they tackle gender-based violence in various workplaces. Sisi Segalo was there and has more on the story.

CEO Connect Forum discusses gender equality, GBV in the corporate world

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Malawi's Reserve Bank orders TNC to pay employees pensions

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