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55 arrests, one conviction... the tale of Zim’s labour activist
Masaraure, however, feels that the judgment was too harsh and is set to appeal against it.
By Jairos Saunyama
Jun. 8, 2024
Masaraure fined US$200
An inquest into his death ruled out foul play, but police went on to reopen the docket and filed murder charges against Masaraure and Chere.
By Trevor Mutsvairo
May. 24, 2024
Union leader and activist Masaraure sentencing deferred
Masaraure, the leader of the Amalgamated Rural Teachers’ Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) was convicted on Wednesday on charges of obstructing the course of justice.
By Trevor Mutsvairo
May. 23, 2024
Update: Masaraure convicted, awaits sentencing
An inquest into his death ruled out foul play, but police went on to reopen the docket and filed murder charges against Masaraure and Chere.
By Trevor Mutsvairo
May. 22, 2024
ARTUZ leader, Masaraure convicted for obstruction of justice
Masaraure was convicted Wednesday by regional magistrate Feresi Chakanyuka.
By Boitumelo Makhurane
May. 22, 2024
ED’s unfulfilled promises haunt civil servants
Public Service International sub-regional secretary for Southern Africa Tichaona Fambisa called on the government to prioritise investment in the public service sector.
By Sharon Buwerimwe
Apr. 30, 2024
Interview: Rural teachers reflect on 10-year turbulent journey
Teachers in urban areas led by our current deputy secretary-general, Munyaradzi Masiyiwa, also approached us requesting to be part of the union.
By Jairos Saunyama
Mar. 9, 2024
New curriculum divides teachers
Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe President Obert Masaraure said the current history being taught in schools is flawed.
By Priviledge Gumbodete
Mar. 4, 2024
We’re starving, govt workers cry
Government has, however, resisted calls to re-dollarise, announcing this week plans to introduce a gold-backed currency, an old tune which it seems to be reciting from the past.
By Ropafadzo Makosi
Feb. 16, 2024
