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afrol News, 29 September - In spite of solid economic growth, unemployment in Tunisia remains persistent at 14.7 percent and a constant threat to the social peace. Critical labour market reforms are trying to address the chronic problem.

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afrol News, 10 February - South Africa’s unemployment rate has remained unchanged, according to new figures released by Statistics South Africa yesterday.

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afrol News, 20 January - Nigerian legislators have rejected a motion seeking to probe the mass sack of commercial banks employees saying it was not in their jurisdiction.

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afrol News, 5 January - The Central Bank of Nigeria has rebuffed media reports alleging that it has directed commercial banks to throw out employees and rationalise branches countrywide.

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» 03.03.2009 - Oil workers issue a 21 day ultimatum
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» 10.10.2008 - US awards $4.7 million to strengthen workers' benefits of international trade
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