The Zimbabwe Association of University Teachers (AUT), has threatened to escalate industrial action to all 14 state universities if the University of Zimbabwe (UZ) and government continues to ignore their grievances regarding poor wages. The lecturers staged their first job boycott on April 16, but police arrived and arrested three union leaders. They are demanding at least $2,500 US dollars per month for a junior lecturer - the same level as what they earned before October 2018. Innocent Semosa spoke to Zimbabwe Association of University Teachers (AUT) spokesperson Professor Obvious Vengeyi

The Zimbabwe Association of University Teachers (AUT), has threatened to escalate industrial action to all 14 state universities if the University of Zimbabwe (UZ) and government continues to ignore their grievances regarding poor wages. The lecturers staged their first job boycott on April 16, but police arrived and arrested three union leaders. They are demanding at least $2,500 US dollars per month for a junior lecturer - the same level as what they earned before October 2018. Innocent Semosa spoke to Zimbabwe Association of University Teachers (AUT) spokesperson Professor Obvious Vengeyi

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Zimbabwe's lecturers union threated to escalate strike to 14 state universities

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Simphiwe Letlojane, Head of Investment Strategy at Absa Investments and Thami Ngubeni unpacked the latest developments in the market. 
TALKING POINTS:
** Inflation and Retail Sales numbers 
** South Africa's Finance Minister earlier tabled the country's National budget speech
** Sasol hosted a Capital Markets Day 

Simphiwe Letlojane, Head of Investment Strategy at Absa Investments and Thami Ngubeni unpacked the latest developments in the market.&nbsp; TALKING POINTS: ** Inflation and Retail Sales numbers&nbsp; ** South Africa's Finance Minister earlier tabled the country's National budget speech ** Sasol hosted a Capital Markets Day&nbsp;

Business and Financial developments with Simphiwe Letlojane, Head of Investment Strategy at Absa Investments

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The World Health Assembly (WHA), the highest decision-making body of the World Health Organisation (WHO), adopted the global pandemic agreement. The "pandemic agreement" proposes the establishment of a series of new platforms and mechanisms aimed at comprehensively reforming the existing systems for pandemic surveillance, prevention, and response. In light of the recent development, how are nations making significant strides in investing in national capacities for evidence-based decision-making and improving the health of women, children, and adolescents? Thami Ngubeni spoke to Dr Mebratu Massebo, chief of staff, Ministry of Health of Ethiopia

The World Health Assembly adopts the global pandemic agreement

South Africa's Minister of Enoch Godongwana has just delivered the 2025 Budget Speech at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) in the Western Cape province. Ahead of the third tabling of the 2025 budget, civic organisations and political parties called on the minister to abandon budget cuts and to rethink the fiscal framework in line with efforts to tackle unemployment, stimulate demand, and expand supply in the economy. Thami Ngubeni spoke to Channel Africa's Reporter, Dimakatso Leshoro

South Africa's Minister of Enoch Godongwana has just delivered the 2025 Budget Speech at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) in the Western Cape province. Ahead of the third tabling of the 2025 budget, civic organisations and political parties called on the minister to abandon budget cuts and to rethink the fiscal framework in line with efforts to tackle unemployment, stimulate demand, and expand supply in the economy. Thami Ngubeni spoke to Channel Africa's Reporter, Dimakatso Leshoro

Zimbabwe's lecturers union threated to escalate strike to 14 state universities

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