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Civil Servants Face Salary Delays As "Broke" Zimbabwe Government Fails To Pay On Time

2 months agoTue, 19 Nov 2024 07:51:40 GMT
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Civil Servants Face Salary Delays As "Broke" Zimbabwe Government Fails To Pay On Time

The Zimbabwean government has reportedly failed to pay civil servants on time, as many teachers—the largest group within the civil service—did not receive their salaries on the expected pay date of November 18.

In a statement, the Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) warned the government against provoking civil servants.

ARTUZ said that as of Tuesday morning, approximately half of the civil servant population had yet to receive their full salaries, while the government continued to spend millions of dollars on various unnecessary trips. Said ARTUZ:

We are receiving angering news. Government of [President Emmerson Mnangagwa] has failed to pay salaries on time to Civil servants. Approximately half of the Civil Servants population is still to receive their full paltry monthly allowance. We have seen this government blowing millions of dollars on one junket after the other. They must pay in time or face the anger of hard-working civil servants.

This comes as the government is reducing foreign trips and banning workshops organised by government agencies due to an end-of-year cash squeeze.

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Finance Secretary George Guvamatanga announced that the Treasury is also implementing a 50% reduction in fuel allocations to ministries and government departments.

Meanwhile, members of the security services and health sector reportedly received their salaries along with 50% of their bonuses last week.

Teachers and other civil service employees are scheduled to receive their salaries and 50% of their bonuses this week.

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39 Comments

Anonymous · 2 months ago
this never happened during Robert Mugabe c time.that old man respected macivil servants
Anonymous · 2 months ago
Please remind us, how is the government "broke"?🙄
Anonymous · 2 months ago
You are job seekers, yet in Zimbabwe we want job creators.
Anonymous · 2 months ago
Its a problem of your banks, not gvt. Gvt punch money into banks early. You real banks not just houses. Do not complain too much. If not beneficial resign and go. Reason for not leaving is that you do not better things to do. Complain money issue to your bank. Gvt punch money once to all banks.
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Anonymous · 2 months ago
Unonyepa, mari haina kutombobvira yauya kubva kureserve
K. · 2 months ago
The problem is the bank yet the government says they are cutting fuel allowance even to ministers. Are u normal or hondo yakaku disturbe
ED pfeee · 2 months ago
Mari madini muchakaka maEvil servant ndimwi munobatsira Zany kubota sarudzo
Civil servant · 2 months ago
Chakuti raamai vako
K. · 2 months ago
I've futi urituzvi remunu. Which civil Servant ever voted your uncles
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Tongai · 2 months ago
Salaries were delayed especially for the health sector ,some got their zig a week later
Wrzhira · 2 months ago
Teachers payday was 19 November not 18. Pa**** pako you foolish liar
Zig · 2 months ago
E.D,Musi ri Ncube naMushayavanhu mhat.a dzana mai venyu
👀👀 · 2 months ago
mhofu munotambirira bank ripi and muri mu department ripi ku civil service,coz NMB haina chinhu mheno nhasi?
Boaz · 2 months ago
Zig kuAFC hakuna chiro
Owen Abrams · 2 months ago
The president has his own private jet,it cost him fifty four million us dollars,civil servants are not paid,food for thought
Mhofu · 2 months ago
Kunyepa, ****, mari yaka pinda yese nezuro
Mai T · 2 months ago
musaita nharo mhofu ini yangu zig haisati
Anonymous · 2 months ago
Iwe ndiwe vose here...
Rue · 2 months ago
Ibvapo iwe mavaona ma agents
Anonymous · 2 months ago
Usanyepera vanhu iwe ZiG hakuna ku NMB as we speak
Anonymous · 2 months ago
Mnnx
Anonymous · 2 months ago
Mdd wakho
Anonymous · 2 months ago
Don't lie ini yangu haisati yauya so speak for yourself
Anonymous · 2 months ago
Ukwane
Anonymous · 2 months ago
Am a health work I haven't received my salary yet while others got half
Anonymous · 2 months ago
Same here
EVIL SERVANT · 2 months ago
the country is being run like a tuckshop we have clueless looters masquerading as leaders
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KAGUVI · 2 months ago
Ko toita sei now, rural people you caused this gang to regroup and now see your results of yo actions or decision whilsy in ballot boxes.Join the urban folk
shurushuru · 2 months ago
mari yakaperera kuchiSummit Chellaston week chiya chekuendwa nevanhu238 yet a better economy like Botswana just sent 38 delegates.
peturu ⛽ · 2 months ago
soon going to be like kanzuru
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hoy · 2 months ago
kupiko. kkkkk ndezvvo ma civil servant u chose this gvnt saka deal withit urself
Wakez · 2 months ago
True nothing has reflected in may bank yet
Samsung · 2 months ago
pakashat kk apa andina kana upfu

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