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Striking NRZ workers give in, return to work

The striking National Railways of Zimbabwe workers are reluctantly returning to work  following a court judgement Wednesday ordering them so.Bulawayo24.com is reliable informed that today the most determined groups in Harare and Gweru…

Published: 16 Jun 2016 at 15:18hrs | 3 | by Thobekile Zhou

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Striking NRZ workers give in, return to work

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