Protests around the country to mark the start of a national campaign by different organisations to build and connect community struggles against covid-19 and government austerity took place on Saturday, 1 August.
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During his visit to the Port Elizabeth area, Health Minister, Dr. Zweli Mkhize admitted that the health facilities in the Eastern Cape are in an appalling state.
Informal economy workers in Zimbabwe say the government imposed the lockdown without making sure they would have means to survive.
Healthcare workers at Frere hospital in East London say that their working conditions have not changed since they last protested in June.
Trade unions organising domestic workers in Zimbabwe say that employers are taking full advantage of the changing work environment imposed by the lockdown due to covid-19.
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After being violently removed by the police from the offices of the health department, community careworkers vowed to continue their struggle.
Community careworkers in the Eastern Cape marched to the provincial Department of Health demanding direct and permanent employment.
A group of workers demonstrated outside the Department of Labour offices against their deteriorating work conditions under covid-19.
A joint inspection survey by trade unions and the government reveals that most food producers in Zimbabwe are complying with covid-19 regulations but testing remains a challenge.
The workers say that they now live in poverty after they asked for what is due to them and for better working conditions.
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