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Zimbabwe teachers now work three days
Rural teachers in Zimbabwe are suffering from a severe salary crisis, which has led them to decide to work only three days a week during the third term, while spending the remaining two days on income-generating activities to cover their low wages. The union pointed out that a fair salary for them should be at least $1,260 to cover transportation and living expenses, due to the erosion of their wages caused by inflation and high living costs. This announcement comes at the same time as the start of the third term and national examinations, highlighting the hardships faced by teachers under tough working conditions, especially in rural areas, where they suffer from a lack of incentives and declining income, prompting many to take on additional activities to make ends meet.
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