adminProsecutors’ strike disrupts courts
Court Reporters
PROSECUTORS and law officers yesterday went on strike protesting against salary discrepancies between them and magistrates.
An attempt by The Herald to get a comment from Deputy Attorney-General Mrs Florence Ziyambi on the strike failed after her secretary said she was “too busy to talk to the Press”.
Justice and Legal Affairs Deputy Minister Obert Gutu yesterday said he sympathised with the prosecutors, but said their concerns should be addressed by the AG’s Office.
“I sympathise with the prosecutors. Surely they hold the same qualifications with magistrates, but unfortunately we as a ministry no longer have the mandate to look into the nitty-gritty of prosecutors’ concerns.
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