Zimbabwe’s High Court orders the seizure of movable property belonging to Nkululeko Rusununguko TV (NRTV), a media station owned by the Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA). The court action follows NRTV’s failure to pay wages it owes to its employees. According to reports, the employees’ unpaid debts have grown to more than US$200,000. The order is framed as an attachment of movable assets as a remedy for the unpaid wage obligations. Both outlets cite the same core facts: the parties involved (NRTV and its ownership by the ZNA), the basis for the court decision (non-payment of employee wages), and the approximate size of the outstanding amount (in excess of US$200,000). The reports do not provide further details in the excerpts on the employer’s response, the timeline of wage arrears, or any subsequent steps in the legal process. The matter remains a court-ordered enforcement action related to employee wage arrears.
Zimbabwe High Court orders seizure of NRTV assets over unpaid employee wages
Zimbabwe’s High Court orders the seizure of movable property belonging to Nkululeko Rusununguko TV (NRTV), a media station owned by the Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA). The court action follows NRTV’s fa...
- The High Court orders the attachment/seizure of movable property linked to Nkululeko Rusununguko TV (NRTV).
- NRTV is described as being owned by the Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA).
- The court order follows NRTV’s failure to pay employee wages.
- The unpaid wages are reported to be more than US$200,000.
- The seizure is presented as a court remedy for employee wage debts.
[New Zimbabwe] THE High Court has ordered the seizure of movable property belonging to Nkululeko Rusununguko TV (NRTV), a media stable owned by the Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA), after it failed to settle debts owed to its employees, which have now ballooned to in excess of US$200,000.
3 hours agoTHE High Court has ordered the seizure of movable property belonging to Nkululeko Rusununguko TV (NRTV), a media stable owned by the Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA), after it failed to settle debts owed to its employees, which have now ballooned to in excess of US$200,000. The attachment order comes after NRTV failed to pay its […] The post Millitary broadcaster faces property seizure after failing to settle employee wages appeared first on NewZimbabwe.com.
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