Press Statements
On 18 April 2025, Zimbabwe marks 45 years of independence and the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) joins the rest of the country in celebrating the 45th Independence anniversary.
We recognise and appreciate the significance of this great day to all Zimbabweans and in particular the role played by patriotic freedom fighters and the masses who paid the ultimate price to liberate this country from the white minority rule.
ZIMBABWE CONGRESS OF TRADE UNIONS
NATIONAL SAFETY and HEALTH DAY at Work
(June 6 Commemorations)
6 JUNE 2024
The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions, joins the nation in commemorating our Day for Safety and Health at Work under the theme “Promoting work-life balance an occupational safety and health priority for All”
2024
ZCTU
WORKERS DAY SPEECH
"Workers Demand an Inclusive Zimbabwe Free from Poverty, Corruption and Oppression, "
ARISE WORKERS ARISE!!!
Salutations.
The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) reiterates that it is deeply disappointed by the government’s issuance of critical currency measures without consulting key stakeholders and express our doubts that the government’s efforts will improve the welfare of workers and Zimbabweans in general.
PRESS RELEASE
SUBJECT: ECONOMIC REFORMS HAVE FAILED; DOLLARISE AND PAY USD SALARIES
The ZCTU notes with grave concern the spectacular failure of economic reforms being implemented by government which have resulted in serious devaluation of the ZWL and therefore reiterates its call for the full dollarisation of the economy and payment of wages and salaries in USD to cushion workers from the economic implosion which has eroded earnings.
PRESS RELEASE
28 February 2023
For immediate release
SUBJECT: MINISTER MAVIMA MUST COME CLEAN ON CORRUPTION ALLEGATIONS
The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) notes with concern, the corruption allegations relating to the purchase of a Borrowdale house being levelled against the Minister of Labour Paul Mavima and urges him to come clean.
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