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Teacher declare strike from 8 May

by Staff reporter

02 May 2018 at 14:27hrs | Views

The Zimbabwe Teachers Association has declared industrial action from the 8th of May 2018.

Their main grievance is teacher's remuneration.

Source - social media

Teacher declare strike from 8 May

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