Disappearing fish spell hard times for women in Bulawayo
According to the ILO out of more than five million informal traders in Zimbabwe, 65% are women, throwing more women into sectors such as fisheries that offer hope for steady incomes.
By Marko Phiri
Aug. 13, 2023
Perspectives: Employment for people with disabilities
60% of people with disabilities are of working age and yet they experience an unemployment rate of 80-100% higher than non-disabled workers.
By Deborah Tigere
Aug. 13, 2023
Perspectives: Transitioning from informality to formality
A good number of states have embraced and adopted the Recommendation 204 and have begun to put in motion interventions to ensure its actualisation.
By Samuel Wadzai
Jun. 18, 2023
Govt, ILO in joint project
Mudakureva said LMIS systems will help labour organisations to communicate with one voice from one platform to be used by the Zimbabweans at national level.
By Emmah Nhancumba
May. 26, 2023
ZLHR commiserates with workers on International Workers Day
ZLHR salutes workers for their sacrifice in upholding the critical values of social justice and for demanding respect for fundamental rights at workplaces and their determination ...
By Amh Voices
May. 2, 2023
Feature: Buying banknotes to survive Zim’s sky-high inflation
Ngwenya pays his clients 50% of the value of whichever note they bring — so they get $1 for a torn $2 note or 100 rand for a torn 200 rand note.
By Bbc News
Apr. 28, 2023
‘76% of employees not covered by NSSA scheme’
NSSA currently only covers 24% of the working population, a figure that is woefully inadequate.
By Mthandazo Nyoni
Mar. 19, 2023
Tax justice in Zim’s informal economy
GLOBALLY the subject of tax justice has generated massive debate amoung academics, policymakers, politicians, human rights defenders and development partners.
By Samuel Wadzai
Mar. 1, 2023
Letters: Zim needs wisdom more than money
Government and councils should make money by imposing stiff fines on litterbugs and traffic offenders and last but not least let reputable mining companies run our mines.
By Amh Voices
Feb. 21, 2023
