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Mugabe versus Obama!

  1. Posted on Friday 11 December 2009 - 13:37
    charlesrukuni
    Ever wondered how much Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe earns? And how this compares with United States President Barack Obama, or South African President Jacob Zuma?

    The Insider now provides this information at the click of a button. It has entered into a partnership with the Netherlands based Webindicator Foundation to produce Mywage/Zimbabwe.

    You can participate in the salary survey offered or check your salary and compare it with what others in your profession, or any other profession for that matter, are earning.

    You can check what presidents and prime ministers earn. Or find out how much sports stars like Tiger Woods, film stars like Angelina Jollie, and your favourite singer, earn.

    You can even find a job and check whether conditions under which you work are decent by international standards.

    If you are a victim of unfair treatment or dismissal you can find out how the Labour Laws in Zimbabwe can help you.

    You can even check out your partner to see which partner will make you rich and which one can make you poor.

    Check all this out at: www.insiderzim.com and click on MywageZimbabwe.

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