Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions - zctu

Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions - zctu Zimbabwe National Centre for the Labour Movement Objectives:

a. to protect and defend workers against all forms of discrimination, exploitation and abuse. e. g. i.

Date formed: 28 February 1981

Mission : To promote, advance and safeguard the economic, social and constitutional freedoms of workers by securing legal, political, democratic and good governance framework in Zimbabwe through strengthening its capacity and independence and those of its affiliates. To organize, develop and maintain a powerful, effective democratic independent and united trade unio

n movement in Zimbabwe
b. to promote, safeguard and win trade union rights and privileges, to generally strive for the improvement of working conditions and employment benefits for all workers in Zimbabwe and to secure full recognition and advancement of the rights, interests and dignity of labour
c. to protect and advance full social and economic rights and development of all workers in Zimbabwe within and beyond the trade unions, particularly those of vunerable groups such as women and children
d. to advance educational, political and economical knowledge within trade unions in order to build their capacity to effectively defend their interests
f. to discourage and oppose formation of splinter trade unions in Zimbabwe, or any other forms of workers disunity. to strive for the achievement of the highest possible percentage of membership and achievement of compulsory check off of trade union levies and dues in Zimbabwe
h. to develop and maintain a national labour information centre to assist trade unions and workers on all matters of trade union organisation, administration, employment, legislation and other relevant matters. to formulate, effect and ensure the observance and implementation of congress policies by its affiliates. j. to work and ensure that the members unions are run on common guidelines and thus create, through mutual solidarity between the unions and between the members at each place of work. Unity and strength in the work of promoting and coordinating the trade union, financial and cultural interests of employees. k. to provide mediation for the resolution of disputes within, between or among member trade unions when specifically delegated to do so by its affiliates and/ or by the General Council
l. to act as a channel of communication for the labour movement and cooperate whenever possible with government, cooperatives, progressive organisations and any employers’ organisation on matters of mutual interest
m. To represent the Zimbabwe Labour movement in international for a and to promote friendship, cooperation, solidarity and fraternal understanding with other trade union movements, progressive institutions and mass organisations whose aims and principles coincide with those of the Congress. The Current Principal officers (executive) is comprised of:
President: Florence Mucha Taruvinga
1st Vice president: Valentine Chikosi
2nd Vice president: Nicholas Mazarura
3rd Vice President: Runesu Chipamaunga
Secretary General: Japhet Moyo
1st Deputy Secretary General: Runesu Dzimiri
2nd Deputy Secretary General: Kudakwashe Munengiwa
Treasurer: Douglas Chiradza
Trustees: Lovemore Ngwarati; Juniel Manyere; Felistus Nyamunda


The following are the unions affiliated to the ZCTU:


1. CEMENT & LIME WORKERS UNION
2. COMMERCIAL WORKERS UNION OF ZIMBABWE
3. FEDERATION OF FOOD & ALLIED WORKERS UNION OF ZIM
4. GEN AGRIC & PLANTATION WORKERS UNION
5. ZIMBABWE REVENUE AUTHORITY TRADE UNION
6. NATIONAL UNION OF CLOTHING INDUSTRY
7. PULP & PAPER MNFCTRS WORKERS UNION
8. ZIMBABWE RAILWAY ARTISIAN UNION
9. RAILWAY ASSOCIATION OF ENGINEMEN
10. ZIM ED & SCI, SOC & CULTURE WORKERS UNION
11. ZIM.AMALGAMATED RAILWAY WORKERS UNION
12. ZIMBABWE BANKS & ALLIED WORKERS UNION
13. ZIMBABWE CATERING & HOTEL WORKERS UNION
14. ZIMBABWE CHEMICAL,PLASTICS & A WORKERS UNION
15. ZIMBABWE CONSTRUCTION & ALLIED WORKERS UNION
16. ZIMBABWE DOMESTIC & ALLIED WORKERS UNION
17. ZIMBABWE FURNITURE AND TIMBER W/UNION
18. ZIMBABWE TEXTILES WORKERS UNION
19. ZIMBABWE TOBACCO INDUSTRY WORKERS UNION
20. ZIMBABWE UNION OF JOURNALISTS
21. ZIMBABWE URBAN COUNCIL WORKERS UNION
22. ZIMBABWE METAL, ENERGY & ALLIED INDUSTRY W/U
23. ZIMBABWE SECURITY GUARD UNION (ZISEGU)
24. RAILWAYS YARD OPERATIONS UNION
25. NATIONAL MINE WORKERS UNION OF ZIMBABWE
26. TRANSPORT & GENERAL WORKERS UNION
27. ZIMBABWE CHAMBER OF INFORMAL ECONOMIES ASSOCIATION
28. NATIONAL SOCIAL SECURITY AUTHORITY WORKERS UNION
29. ZIMBABWE FOOTWEAR TUNNERS AND ALLIED WORKERS UNION
30. NATIONAL ENERGY WORKERS UNION OF ZIMBABWE
31. ENERGY SECTOR WORKERS UNION OF ZIMBABWE
32. TRADE UNION FOR MUSIC AND ARTS
33. COMMUNICATION WORKERS UNION OF ZIMBABWE
34. ZIMBABWE HAULAGE TRUCK DRIVERS UNION
35. CEREMICS AND ALLIED WORKERS UNION
36. NATIONAL MINE WORKERS UNION OF ZIMBABWE

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Our view remains that the tax regime in the country  is too much and so any increase in taxes will result in a drastic i...
17/12/2025

Our view remains that the tax regime in the country is too much and so any increase in taxes will result in a drastic increase in the cost of accessing public services, transport and the overall cost of doing business in the country.
The refusal by government to adjust PAYE tax bands and the tax-free threshold in the 2026 budget condemns workers to deeper poverty and strips away already-eroded incomes. A fair and meaningful tax-free threshold in USD would have brought genuine relief. Instead, the 2026 budget continues to extract from those with the least, offering nothing of substance to workers.

16/12/2025

LEDRIZ director Godfrey Kanyenze explains some aspects of the budget

16/12/2025

ZCTU SG Tiri Marimo presenting his remarks and officially opening the 2026 National Budget Review workshop

Today the ZCTU held its 2026 National Budget Review workshop to analyse the pros and cons of the proposed Budget led by ...
16/12/2025

Today the ZCTU held its 2026 National Budget Review workshop to analyse the pros and cons of the proposed Budget led by LEDRIZ. Participants noted that the budget was pro Capital, heavy on taxes and provided nothing meaningful to alleviate the plight of suffering workers.

The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) Northeastern region today held joint belated International Human Rights Day...
13/12/2025

The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) Northeastern region today held joint belated International Human Rights Day And World Aids Day Commemorations with a call to advocates of
human rights to ensure that those whose voices are silenced are represented so that everyone can exercise and fully demand their rights in all spheres of life.

www.theworker.co.zw/news/zucwu-young-workers-conference-success
11/12/2025

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BY DICKSON CHAERUKAThe Zimbabwe Urban Councils Workers Union (ZUCWU) has successfully convened a young workers symposium recently held in Chinhoyi.A total of 50 delegates, composed of national young workers elected leaders, young workers branch chairpersons, secretaries’ and treasurers’ drawn fr...

Today  joined other social partners  ,  ,  in signing a Decent Work in the Construction Industry pledge under the  proje...
11/12/2025

Today joined other social partners , , in signing a Decent Work in the Construction Industry pledge under the project. Cde Dzimiri signed on behalf of ZCTU.

07/12/2025

Secretary General Tiri Marimo addresses the National Women's Committee during the Decent Work Seminar

The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) Women's Committee is holding a Decent work seminar to promote gender equali...
07/12/2025

The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) Women's Committee is holding a Decent work seminar to promote gender equality and empower working women by addressing specific barriers and discrimination they face. The seminar also seeks to Analyse the State of the four pillars of Decent Work as pertaining to women and to discuss and come up with recommendations on Preventing Workplace Violence and Harassment, Strengthening Women's Leadership and representation, Enhancing Social Protection Systems
The Future of Work and Digital Transformation as well as to Understand the positives and negatives of using social media in the fight against GBV. Olof Palmes Internationella Center represented by Sanele Dhlomo, emphasised the need to prioritise upholding rights and the protection of women and young girls in all social spaces.

A great opportunity for anyone who wants to partner with ZCTU in property development has arisen!
04/12/2025

A great opportunity for anyone who wants to partner with ZCTU in property development has arisen!

ZCTU Eastern Region marked 16 Days Activism against GBV under the theme  "Her Rights, Her Voice, Her Space - Online and ...
30/11/2025

ZCTU Eastern Region marked 16 Days Activism against GBV under the theme "Her Rights, Her Voice, Her Space - Online and Offline". This is in line with the International theme "Unite to End Digital Violence against All Women and Girls" . Dozens of civic organisations joined in the commemorations.

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