Several people arrested across the country for allegedly participating in last week’s anti-government protests have pleaded not guilty to charges of committing public violence and other offences levelled against them. In Manicaland at Rusape Magistrates Court, three people namely Archford Chari, Leonard Rebanewako and Joe Nyasha
HARARE Magistrate Nyasha Vhitorini on Tuesday 07 August 2018 set free 27 opposition party supporters who were arrested and charged for allegedly participating in protests staged in Harare over delays in announcing the results of the harmonised elections held last month. The 27 people namely David
THE Electoral Court will on Tuesday 24 July 2018 preside over the hearing and determination of three urgent chamber applications filed by aspiring opposition legislators seeking to interdict some ZANU PF party supporters from intimidating opposition party supporters and disrupting their campaign rallies ahead of
THE Constitutional Court is set to hear a constitutional challenge filed by Samson Mabukwa, a member of the Apostolic Faith sect, who recently lost his beast after he was convicted for failing to abide by some African Traditional Religious beliefs. The 74 year-old Mabukwa, a villager
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
GWANDA Magistrate Wilfed Mafios Moyo will on Tuesday 11 April 2017 deliver his ruling on a freedom bid filed by a 49 year-old man, who was summoned to stand trial for allegedly undermining authority of or insulting President Robert Mugabe. 49 year-old Themba Nyoni, appeared at
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