Government risks another teachers strike

Teachers have threatened to down chalk to force the government fulfill its commitment to pay the teachers risk allowance.

Teachers may hold second wave of strike

A grouping of teachers calling itself concerned teachers say they will resume the strike this coming Monday.

The teachers are frustrated that the timeframe Teachers Union of Malawi and government had agreed to address their concerns has elapsed without anything tangible.

In a letter to the TUM leadership, secretary general for the concerned teachers, Azeez Losa says the second wave shall only be called off after their grievances are addressed.

Losa adds they will no longer tolerate discussions; stressing enough is enough because they are civil servants and not civil slaves.

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Chigo
Chigo
3 years ago

Teachers are government employee’s , wait for government to look carefully what you are looking for, Moreover you have been considered to be vaccinated as front line workers. To those who feels like government is not serious on this issue please resign ,before you are served with misconduct letter.

Mulopwana
3 years ago

Tawapatsani ndalama anthu awa tipume aabale. Bwanji kodi? Ndi ndalama zanu?

Jah
Jah
3 years ago

Go ahead

Jjjj@gmail.com
3 years ago

Kenani yomwe tikafika liti??

Lachi40
Lachi40
3 years ago

Stupit group, instead of pressuring to be vaccinated u threatening gor sit in. Do u think covid is here for others to make money. Yes u are civil servants, do all civil servants get allowance?

Wamasokosi
Wamasokosi
3 years ago

This is a little madness from the teachers. Was it not just a matter of few weeks ago when TUM and Government came up with an agreement. So Teachers expect the Government to have processed their one-time risk allowance over the few days that passed?

Or am I too outdated? But this “instant coffee” approach gonna run down our country. I doubt that we are that efficient with our public payment systems.

Ellen Phiri
Ellen Phiri
3 years ago

This government is a disaster.

Phoenix
3 years ago
Reply to  Ellen Phiri

Government looks simple when run by others,as far as I believe this is jst a beginning of civil servants uprising against alot of infringement they endure thru out, however this type of uprising isn’t the first time it was started with Malawi Army some decades gone of which they accomplished their aim of being risen salaries, second was judiciary whom also accomplished their goal,then who r teachers to fail their mission I believe to will b fruitful,next will obviously be police officers then who shall touch them it hav to follow the suit,in my opinion politicians gets too much than… Read more »

Christopher
Christopher
3 years ago
Reply to  Phoenix

Mau awa tuuu

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