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Felex Share Herald Reporter
TEACHERS are angry with their union leaders whom they accuse of abusing subscription fees. There are three major teachers’ unions in Zimbabwe that raise US$640 000 monthly from subscription fees.
Zimbabwe Teachers’ Association collects U$440 000 per month, while the Teachers Union of Zimbabwe and Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe pocket US$80 000 and US$120 000 respectively.
When teachers’ salaries were increased by 50 percent recently, their monthly subscriptions went up by between 60 and 100 per-cent.
Each Zimta member pays US$10 per month, while TUZ – which has close to 10 000 members – collects US$8
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