MDC Alliance vice president Tendai Biti has filed a $15 million lawsuit against Russian citizen Tatiana Aleshina for unlawful arrest. Bit was arrested early last month on allegations of assaulting Aleshina outside the Harare Magistrates court. Aleshina alleges that Biti called her ‘stupid’ and went on
Harare flamboyant Businessman Genius 'Ginimbi' Kadungure has admitted to charges of tax evasion today after the company had appeared before Harare magistrates court
COURT OPERATIONS DURING THE 21 DAY COVID-19 NATIONAL LOCKDOWN Application This practice direction applies to the Constitutional Court, the Supreme Court, the High Court, the Labour Court, the Administrative Court and the Magistrates’ Courts in Zimbabwe and is issued to cover gaps resulting from the 21
Judicial Service Commission (JSC) secretary Walter Chikwanha has announced that the Commission has made a decision to set aside special courts to deal with Gender Based Violence (GBV) and sexual abuse matters. Speaking at an event meant to commemorate GBV in Harare on Wednesday, Chikwanha said
Self-styled Buhera prophet Tafadzwa Mabanga (26) has been dragged before the court for bedding a 13-year-old girl minor. Appearing before Chipinge Magistrate Joshua Nembaware, Mabanga was convicted and awaits his sentence after pleading guilty to sleeping with a minor three times before silencing her with money
Postal Telecommunications and Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe, POTRAZ boss Gift Machengete has today walked out a free man after the state has withdraw charges which were being laid against him
Officiating the new labor court in Harare today, President Mnangagwa said that the courts must have transparency and free of corruption, which he said his government is now pushing for
MDC secretary-general Douglas Togarasei Mwonzora was on Thursday slapped with a warrant of arrest after he failed to appear before court for a trial
Another three protesters have been slapped with a four year jail term again following the three day scheduled stay away which ended up in chaos and led to arrest of many people last month.
It is believed that on 3 June 2014 and 19 June 2018, the accused transferred US$5 150-00 and US$5 300-00 respectively from their Stanbic Account into an offshore account.
You cannot copy content of this page