The government of Zimbabwe said it was unable to raise salaries to end a strike of magistrates and state prosecutors that has crippled the country's court system, official media reported Sunday. The Public Service Commission said magistrates were classed as civil servants whose salaries were only due to be reviewed early next year. Other civil service pay demands have been put off after the government said it had run out of money in the current budget to meet pay increases in the crumbling economy.
November 27, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The government said it was unable to raise salaries to end a strike of magistrates and state prosecutors that has crippled Zimbabwe’s court system, official media reported Sunday.
The Public Service Commission said magistrates were classed as civil servants whose salaries were only due to be reviewed early next year, the state Sunday Mail newspaper said.
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