Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) Secretary General, Charlton Hwende had called for his party to seek either a political or mass action for the the release of Job Sikhala and his co-accused. This follows recent comments by Professor Lovemore Madhuku who suggested that political
Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi says the recent Global Compensation Agreement between the government of Zimbabwe and former white commercial farmers is a final nail towards resolution of the land reform program. On Monday, the government announced that white farmers whose land was
Harare magistrate Hosea Mujaya has slapped former Home affairs minister, Ignatius Chombo with a five day jail term if he fails to pay $30 fine for defaulting court yesterday. Chombo was supposed to appear courts yesterday to answer to two different charges but failed as he
The opposition MDC former Bulawayo senator David Coltart dismissed his former colleague Gabriel Chaibva’s claims that the latter and other senior party officials including the late Roy Bennet are the key authors of the Zimbabwe Development Economic Recovery Act (ZIDERA) an economic document that
Gweru Magistrate Charity Maphosa has freed MDC Alliance Youth Chairperson and Member of Parliament for Highfield West, Happymore Chidziva on $200 bail following his arrest yesterday on allegations of inciting public violence in the run up to the 30 July harmonized elections. Chidziva's lawyer, Jeremiah Bamu
A further problem with the terms of reference, according to Veritas, is that they relate only to the events of the 1st August, not to incidents of politically-motivated violence that allegedly occurred after that date, perpetrated mainly against opposition supporters.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has appointed former South African President Kgalema Motlanthe to head a seven member independent commission that will look into the post-election violence and shooting of August 1 in Harare. The violence that led to the death of seven people while several others were
Opposition political parties have come guns ablaze with the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission, demanding that it comply with electoral act before 31 July, with some promising to live in the streets if demands are not met
Our erstwhile comrades, have, once again, developed cold feet. Their lawyer, Advocate Thabani Mpofu, is not at all keen to represent them in the High Court trial since he seems to appreciate that his clients have got a snowball's chance in hell of winning the
The Supreme Court has referred back to the High Court the matter between two Movement for Democratic Change (MDC T) factions led by Nelson Chamisa and Thokozani Khupe who are fighting over party name and trademarks. By Costa Nkomo Following a High Court ruling made by Justice
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