Cash-strapped Zimbabwe offers workers land instead of bonuses

HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe authorities offered residential land to government employees in lieu of annual bonuses, unions said on Thursday, rejecting a proposal that suggests the cash squeeze gripping the country is unlikely to ease this year.<div class="feedflare">
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