Teachers in Zimbabwe have been participating in a nation-wide strike in order to achieve higher pay, however they have decided to discontinue the strike due to increased security. Educators have stated that they will strike again if their demands are not met. The strike began on February 5 and strikers were met with increased government action and security due to violent protests that had taken place in the month prior. Teachers have demanded increased wages and will continue to engage in collective activity until their demands have been satisfied.
See "Zimbabwe teachers' unions suspend national strike", MacDonald Dzirutwe, Reuters, February 11, 2019