Doctors' Strike Continues
- Author:
- New Zimbabwe
- Publisher:
- New Zimbabwe
- Publication Date:
- 11 December 2018
- Tags:
- Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe's junior doctors downed their tools beginning of December demanding, among other things, US dollar wages to survive a volatile economy and improvements to their working conditions in an environment afflicted by acute drugs shortages.
Is Zimbabwe On The Brink of Civil Unrest?
- Hospitals Turn Away Patients as Doctors' Strike Drags On
- Govt Calls Crisis Meeting As Civil Service Threatens 'Wild Fires' of Protest
- Mine Workers Demand Salaries In Foreign Currency
- Govt-Owned Mine to Throw Ex-Workers Out of Company Houses
- Civil Society Condemns Zimbabwe's Paralysing Doctors' Strike
- 'Fiscal Discipline Enabled Govt of National Unity to Pay Salaries in Dollars'
- Minister Ndlovu to Meet Beverage Company Over U.S. Dollar Prices
- Teachers Demand Salaries in US Dollars
- Security Guards in Harare Street Protest Over Poor Wages
Patients Bear The Brunt of Zimbabwe Doctors' Strike
- Doctors' Strike Exacerbates Health Sector Crisis
- Ex-Health Minister Henry Madzorera Backs Striking Doctors
- Govt Statement On the Ongoing Industrial Action in the Health Sector
- Govt Dismayed By Doctor's Stance Despite Concessions
- Holistic Approach Needed in the Health Sector
- Statement On the Collapse of the Health System and Withdrawal of Labour By the Doctors in Zimbabwe
- Teachers Union Urges Civil-Service Wide Strikes
Strike Deadlock Paralyses Zimbabwe's Health Sector
- Embattled Govt Now Seeks Talks With Defiant Doctors
- Go Back to Work, Junior Doctors Urged
- We Are Fully Qualified - Striking Doctors Angrily Tell VP Chiwenga
- Outcry Over Doctors-Govt Impasse
- New Terms for Junior Doctors to Avert Future Job Disruptions - VP Chiwenga
- VP Chiwenga Blasts Striking Doctors for 'Gambling With Life'
- Doctors and Radiographers Continue Strike Despite Court Ruling
- Meeting Fails to End Doctors' Strike Deadlock
