US EditionMthuli Ncube Defends US$50 Allowance for Security Forces During Geza Protests - Gambakwe Media
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Mthuli Ncube Defends US$50 Allowance for Security Forces During Geza Protests - Gambakwe Media
Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube has explained the rationale behind the government’s decision to pay a US$50 allowance to members of the security forces including the army and police during March demonstrations led Blessed Geza.The payments raised eyebrows across the civil service, with many questioning why teachers, nurses, and other civil servants were excluded from the payout.In response, Minister Ncube clarified that the allowance is not a gen…
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