Zimbabwe: Ex-Worker Gets U.S$177 000

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Zimbabwe: Ex-Worker Gets U.S$177 000

[The Herald] CFI Holdings will have to fork out more than US$177 000 to compensate its former personnel manager who was improperly fired almost two decades ago, after the High Court granted an application for registration of the arbitration award.

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