Lonmin shares fall on 6,000 jobs cuts

>More than 80 Ugandan health professionals, among them laboratory experts, field officers and managers, have been rendered jobless after the US government in an expression of its displeasure over an Anti-Homosexuality law suspended financing for a project employing them.

Direct jobs in Tanzania’s travel and tourism are expected to fall by 0.4 per cent this year, experts have predicted.

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Shares in mining firm Anglo American drop by more than 8% after it unveils a huge restructuring programme which will shrink its workforce by more than 60%.

 At least 36,186 jobs will be up for grabs by teachers who have graduated from various higher learning institutions.

>At least 70,000 self-employment chances were created for marginalised youth in the past three years in the country through a programme under the International Labour Organisation (ILO) dubbed ‘kazi nje nje.’

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>Between 100,000 and 150,000 jobs are projected to be generated as the oil sector transitions from exploration and appraisal to development and eventual production, according to a study conducted by three joint venture partners.