Former finance minister Ignatius Chombo has accused state prosecutors of abusing his status and deliberately delaying his trial in a case in which he is accused of corruption and abuse of office. Through his lawyers, Professor Lovemore Madhuku and Tungamirai Muganhiri, Chombo told the court that
MDC Alliance vice president Tendai Biti has apologized over his offensive social media post in which he stereotypically insinuated that people from Chipinge practiced witchcraft. Biti had tweeted that Professor Lovemore Madhuku’s interpretation of Section 96(2) of the constitution which deals with resignation of vice presidents
Former Home Affairs minister, Ignatius Chombo has dragged the National Prosecuting Authority, (NPA) together with three other defendants to the High Court seeking a mandamus to compel them to release his passport which was unlawfully confiscated by a ‘state security’ agent
The prison break accused persons were reported sick last week in court with allegations that they consumed beef served to them in prison on the previous Sunday, the gangs lawyer, Professor Lovemore Madhuku told Harare magistrate Francis Mapfumo
Former opposition party official Lucia Matibenga has once again threw a dig at Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) President Nelson Chamisa saying that the former ICT minister must understand that the national dialogue President Emmerson Mnangagwa called a couple of months ago is not
Gumbura together with his accomplices his Blessing Chauke (25), Lucky Mhungu (38), Taurai Dodzo (47), Thomas Chacha (37), Thulani Chizema (32), Jacob Sibanda (28) and Elijah Vhumbunu (38) and armed robber, Lucky Matambanadzo (39) in their application told the court that all they did was
High Court Judge Justice David Mangota yesterday ruled that the appointment of Professor Lovemore Madhuku and Professor Charity Manyeruke as commissioners to form Kgalema Motlanthe seven member Inquiry team to look into the 1st of August 2018 post-election violence as fit to discharge their duties
Former South African President Kgalema Motlanthe has jumped in defense of President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s Commission of Inquiry tasked to investigate the 1st of August post election violence that claimed at least six lives when the military fired live ammunition at the protesters, saying members of
President Mnangagwa has sworn in a seven member probe team to investigate the killings that rocked Harare on August 1, a day after Zimbabwe's harmonised elections . The committee , which includes former South African president Kgalema Motlanthe and several lawyers, tasked to look into the
Outgoing United Kingdom ambassador to Zimbabwe Catriona Laing has called for government to institute political reforms ahead of 2023 elections saying it is important for Zimbabwe’s pursuit for economic reforms highlighting the political considerations international monetary institutions expect before they can unlock lines of credit
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