In this blogpost, I deal with ten questions in light of the Supreme Court order of 22 May 2018 in the case of Movement for Democratic Change vs. Thokozani Khupe and Two Others SC369/18, Why did Chamisa’s MDC-T appeal the High Court order? Chamisa’s MDC-T challenged the
THE Constitutional Court will on Wednesday 04 October 2017 preside over an application in which Remnant Church leader Pastor Patrick Mugadza is seeking an order to stop his prosecution for allegedly prophesying the death of President Robert Mugabe. Through his lawyers David Hofisi and Gift Mtisi
Harare Magistrate Nomsa Sabarauta on Friday 28 July 2017 registered her displeasure at the conduct of the State, which was represented by Oscar Madhume whilst dismissing Lumumba William Gerald Mutumanje's application for refusal of further remand. In a strongly worded ruling, Magistrate Sabarauta said the State's
ZIMBABWEAN authorities have set free a man who had petitioned the Constitutional Court challenging his prosecution for allegedly undermining authority of or insulting President Robert Mugabe. Themba Nyoni, aged 49 years and who resides in Gwanda in Matabeleland South province had filed an application in the
THE National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) on Monday 12 June 2017 made a volte-face and refused to withdraw charges of undermining authority of or insulting President Robert Mugabe levelled against opposition political party leader William Gerald Mutumanje Lumumba. On Wednesday 24 May 2017, the Prosecutor General, represented
HIGH Court Judge Justice David Mangota will on Wednesday 31 May 2017 preside over a pre-trial conference meant to determine the issues for trial in a lawsuit in which 63 year-old Gogo Lillian Chinyerere is demanding $13 500 in compensation from Home Affairs Minister Hon.
THE Constitutional Court on Wednesday 01 February 2017 reserved judgment on an application filed by an aggrieved parent, who is challenging the government’s move to force all school children to recite a national pledge which he alleges violates his children’s fundamental rights. The contentious national pledge,
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