AllAfrica News: Labour

[Nile Post] The newly elected Wakiso District Chairperson, Eng. Ian Kyeyune, has pledged to address the persistent shortage of teachers in government schools, describing adequate staffing as a key requirement for improving education standards in the district.

[Vanguard] Nigeria has been ranked among the 10 worst countries in the world for workers' rights, according to the 2026 Global Rights Index released by the International Trade Union Confederation, ITUC.

[GroundUp] Tswaing Local Municipality says it will make payment by 15 July

[Parliament of South Africa] The Portfolio Committee on Employment and Labour has welcomed the Department of Employment and Labour's analysis of the 2026 State of the Nation Address (SONA) but has cautioned that employment commitments announced by President Cyril Ramaphosa must now be matched by clear implementation plans, measurable outcomes and adequate resources.

[Vanguard] Nigeria and seven other African countries risk losing wider access to the American market as the United States moves to slap a 12.5 per cent tariff on their exports over alleged failure to curb forced labour in supply chains.