THE Zambian Parliament has exonerated ZUFIAW from corruption allegations made in Parliament over the missing K20 billion meant for drainage works in Kanyama Constituency.
In a letter to ZUFIAW, Parliament admitted that Kanyama member of parliament Gerry Chanda made a mistake when he mentioned ZUFIAW instead of ZULAWU – the Zambia Union of Local Authorities and Allied Workers – who were reported in the 2009 Auditors-General Report of having received K81 million from the missing K20 billion.
The area MP had told Parliament that government should investigate the missing K20 billion which was meant for upgrading the drainage in his Constituency. The MP said out of the missing funds, K 1 billion went to the Zambia Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) while ZUFIAW received K81 million.
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Read more: FFTUZ supports raising retirement age to 65THE Patriotic Front (PF) government should prioritise health, education, agriculture, employment creation, labour law reforms and a new constitution, says ZUFIAW.
Read more: ZUFIAW spells out priorities for PF governmentOVER 1,000 workers of Finance Bank Zambia Limited (FBZL), the fifth largest bank in the country, have been reassured of job security following the Patriotic Front (PF) government’s decision to return the bank to its shareholders.
Read more: Finance Bank workers reassuredTHE newly launched website will help ZUFIAW reconnect with its members and the general public to promote the union’s activities.
Read more: Website to help ZUFIAW reconnect with membersYou can contact our head office on the address below or you can contact our branch or district officials who are workplace leaders in various companies sometimes referred to as shop stewards.
