Telecommunications giant, Econet Wireless has filed an urgent High Court application seeking the suspension of a police warrant that sought information on its transactions. In its application, Econet Wireless argues that the move will be a breach of privacy between the company and millions of its
Mutare Rural District Council is owed about half a million US dollars by former diamond mining companies which failed to pay levies, while others made erratic contributions during their tenure before consolidation. A report from a community development meeting organized and facilitated by Zimbabwe Environmental Lawyers
Zimbabwe Revenue Authority’s (ZIMRA) loss control department cracked a fuel smuggling syndicate at Forbes boarder post which was importing petrol under pretense that it was soyabean oil. Two man Malvern Mugodoki (38) and Wellington Kasalaweka (34) have since been arrested and appeared before Mutare Magistrate’s Court
Information Secretary Nick Mangwana has announced the government move to tighten security to ensure that only essential services are allowed into Central Business districts. This is on the back of a recent spike in COVID-19 local transmission cases and triple digit numbers being recorded almost on
A top legal body says a directive handed down by the Chief Justice will undermine judicial independence of judges, as their judgments or order are now required to be seen before they are handed down by the Head of the Court. The initial directive, initially handed
The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) is fast losing its allure despite being one of the top performers in the region in recent years as the deteriorating economic environment in the country coupled with political interference is increasingly triggering investor apathy, 263Chat Business has established. Several investors
The arrest came few days before the start of the anti-corruption demonstration which has been given much support by many opposition leaders and citizens including Nelson Chamisa of the MDCAlliance. ..
Police have intensified a clampdown on political activists and government critics following this morning's arrest of journalist Hopewell Chin'ono and 31 July protest convenor Jacob Ngarivhume on yet to be known charges. Ngarivhume was the first to be arrested and taken to Harare Central Police Station.
Police in Harare have raided Government critic and journalist Hopewell Chin’ono’s home under unclear circumstances, human rights lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa has said. Posting on Twitter, Chin’ono announced that the police were harassing his workers before he later shot a video showing police details inside his house. “Police
Child rights and education lobby groups have applauded the government’s directive to postpone the reopening of schools amid the increase in COVID-19 cases in recent weeks. The government had initially set aside this week as they return to school but COVID-19 cases have been rising sharply
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