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Labour minister Prisca Mupfumira told the National Assembly that the government is going to register civil servants using a Biometric system to weed out ghost workers. This comes after National Social Security Authority used the same system to register pensioners.
Said Mupfumira:
<blockquote>We are looking forward that this programme, which we have started with Nssa (National Social Security Authority) pensioners, will be extended to our government workers.
So far, over 170 000 people have registered. Last week when we closed the programme, there were 27 000 outstanding.
By the beginning of this week, the number has reduced to 17 000, which means that people are still registering. What is at stake here is that we should inform people so that they register.
Nssa cannot pay ghost pensioners. So, it is up to us to ensure that anyone who does not get their money in October should come back and get registered so that we see their fingerprints and eyes because we want to curb corruption.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.dailynews.co.zw/articles/2017/10/06/biometric-system-for-civil-servants">Daily News</a>

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Government To Register Civil Servants Using Biometric System To Weed Out Ghost Workers

While visiting youth projects that benefited from the $40 million Youth Development Fund in Manicaland Province, the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Youth and Indigenisation heard that an excess of 429 youth officers were employed in the province.
Although a youth development officer in the province, Primrose Ndoro said that the 429 officers are awaiting redeployment to other ministries, the MPs suspected that these officers are ghost workers. Ndoro said:
<blockquote>The total number of youth development officers in Manicaland is 656, and we have a strength of 227, and an excess of 429. Each ward is supposed to have three youth officers and that is why the number was said to be excessive, but some of them were redeployed to the Ministry of Sport while others await redeployment.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2017/05/17/400-ghost-youth-officers-identified-manicaland/">NewsDay</a>

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