TZ tour guides set for 3 week strike

Moshi. About 20,000 tour guides and porters are threatening to strike by end of this month over poor pay.

Tour guides plan nationwide strike Opposed to 'high' fees, paying in dollars
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Safari guides and porters that make up the Tanzania Tour Guides Association (TTGA) have resolved to go on a three week countrywide strike if the government fails to meet their demands. Speaking to The Guardian at the start of the week, they expressed ...

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Mt Kili guides threaten strike over underpayment
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MOUNT Kilimanjaro tour guides, through their association, Kilimanjaro Guides Association (KGA), have threatened to strike if grievances about their welfare are not addressed within one week. In a crisis meeting convened, the guides and their assistants ...

Tour Guides, Porters Threaten Three-Week Strike
AllAfrica.com
In a move which could impact on the flow of the tourists into the country and the lucrative tourism industry in Tanzania in general, tour guides and porters have threatened to down tools in protest over unfavourable working conditions. They are furious ...

The East African Community (EAC) partner states have decided to act firmly against the harassment of tourist driver guides at the border crossings, it was announced here yesterday.

Tour Guides Association Implements Govt Directive On Licences
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Moshi — Tanzania Tour Guides Association (TTGA) has moved to implement a government directive that requires all tour guides to be legally licensed. TTGA Chairman, Mr Saddock Johnson, said at a meeting with Kilimanjaro Guides Association (KGA) here ...

Tour guides association implements government directive on licences
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TANZANIA Tour Guides Association (TTGA) has moved to implement a government directive that requires all tour guides to be legally licensed. TTGA Chairman, Mr Saddock Johnson, said at a meeting with Kilimanjaro Guides Association (KGA) here that they ...

Tour guides countrywide plan to go on a strike from December 24 if the government through Ministry of Tourism and natural resources fails to address  their problems.

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