The governor of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe John Mangudya has promised to pay civil servants on time in 2016 pre-emptying a strike planned by the civil servants who did not get their December salaries.
The government only managed to pay teachers and postponed the pay-date for civil servants to 5 January.
According to The Herald, Mangudya held a meeting with the Apex Council, which represents all civil servants, on Wednesday to brief them on the status of government finances.
The central bank is the banker to the government.
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