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Zimbabwe: Workers Day Still Important As Ever

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[The Herald] The Workers' Day holiday, a holiday weekend this year, is the annual point when we need to concentrate on the needs, desires and aspirations of workers, generally those in employment although many of the required social and other services need to include the self-employed.

Source: allAfrica.com

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