During the week-long violent protests which left more than a dozen people dead, the government forced internet service providers to shut down the internet and in an effort to curb the spread of army heavy-handedness on civilians.
Zimbabwean lawyer and writer, Petina Gappah has landed a global assignment to adjudicate in an ongoing dispute between Russian Federation and the United States of America. Gappah who is currently leading a team working on a new investment policy posted on Facebook that she will be
Presidential Spokesperson, George Charamba Wednesday morning took a swipe at MDC leader Nelson Chamisa, alleging that the opposition leader is In need of a purported national dialogue more than the government does.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has made huge climb down on Sky News video footage it had yesterday afternoon dismissed as a 2019 video saying their investigating team had established the video as a 2016 production.
Cassava-on-Demand’s Vaya Ride service has received a boost from customers that have hailed the popular ride service for its convenience, cost-effectiveness, safety and reliability. Barely three months after the online, Uber-like car ride service was launched in late October 2018, Vaya has quickly grown in popularity,
Opposition MDC official Morgen Komichi's case before Harare Magistrates Court is proceeding to trial after Magistrate Ruramai Chitumbura ruled he has a case to answer. Chitumbura said Komichi disturbed election proceedings which warrants a case before the courts. "There is no definition of interrupting with elections in
FC Platinum’s assistant coach and former Dynamos goalkeeper Gift Muzadzi has been convicted of his own plea over maintenance arrears. The 45-year-old football super star was slapped with a 70-days jail term sentence for neglecting his minor child since September 2015. He was ordered to either pay
Cleric and leader of #ThisFlag movement Pastor Evan Mawarire has been granted $2 000 bail by High Court Judge, Justice Tawanda Chitapi. Mawarire spend spend two weeks in remand following his arrest during the shutdown protests. He is accused of subverting a constitutional government. Mawarire represented by Tonderai
An MDC Harare councilor accused of causing havoc and violence in the capital city last week has been found not guilty and acquitted by a Harare Magistrate. Munyaradzi Kufahakutizwi a councilor for ward 9 Mabvuku finally got his freedom when Harare magistrate Victoria Mashamba found him
Following the recent mass arrest of civilians after the stay away strike by the state and speed trials and convictions, Zimbabwean lawyers have taken it to the streets in protest against what they described as the deterioration of the rule of law in the country.
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