Former cabinet minister Ignatius Chombo's passport has been released to him after the case has caused stir when suspected state agents took it from him while he was about to boarder a plane for health attendance in South Africa.
High Court Judge, Justice Charewa on Wednesday 9 October 2019 granted an order in an application filed by the Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (ZELA) compelling Zibusiso Sibanda t/a Imani Mine to stop all mining activities he is carrying out at Imani Mine without an Environmental
Former Environment, Tourism and Hospitality Industry Minister, Prisca Mupfumira, who was in prison since 25 July over allegations of corruption involving US$95 million has been finally freed on RTGS$5 000 bail by High Court Judge, Justice Ammy Tsanga at the Harare High Court. As part of
The opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) President Nelson Chamisa is set to appeal the High Court ruling which nullified his party presidency and other processes post 2014 congress.
Court Drama To Corner Chamisa Is An Empty Thunderbolt, Coltart
High Court has today set aside the conviction of Patson Dzamara and Makomborero Haruzivishe who were sentenced to 12 months in prison for defeating the course of justice. Represented by Obey Shava a member of Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights, the two activists had appealed against
A 26 year old man was dragged to Harare Magistrate's court today after he took off his pants to force a 52 year old woman, name held for safety, have sex with her without her concern
In a High Court application due to be heard before Justice Tagu in Harare at 10am on Monday, June 18th, Veritas names ZEC, the Minister of Justice and the Attorney-General as the three respondents to the case
Popular radio show host and socialite, Ruvheneko Parirenyatwa has finally apologized to Harare businessman, Tafadzwa following a long court battle in which the latter was suing for defamatory charges. In a series of tweets posted on her Twitter handle, Ruvheneko said despite not having seen Musarara’s
High Court has ordered Home Affairs Minister Obert Mpofu and the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) Commissioner-General Godwin Matanga to pay more than $30 000 as compensation to some villagers, whose property and homesteads were demolished during forced evictions instigated by the country’s former First Lady
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