A ZIMBABWEAN Court has set free Remnant Pentecostal Church leader Pastor Patrick Mugadza after acquitting him on charges of criminal nuisance following a protest he staged in November 2016, where he tied himself to some steel rails while demonstrating against President Robert Mugabe’s administration. Pastor Mugadza,
THE University of Zimbabwe (UZ) has summoned a student to appear before its disciplinary committee to answer to charges of misconduct in connection with a demonstration held at the institution last year. Kudakwashe Guta, who is represented by Denford Halimani and Kuzivakwashe Ngodza of Zimbabwe Lawyers
CHIVI Magistrate Bishard Chineka has set free three Great Zimbabwe University (GZU) students, who were arrested last week and charged with public violence for allegedly participating in a protest against the hiking of tuition fees at the university. The three GZU students namely Hererimo Giya, Eutychus
In a notice of hearing, the Registrar of the Constitutional Court advised that the Full Bench of the Constitutional Court will hear the application on Wednesday 14 February 2018 at 9:30 am at Mashonganyika building, which houses the apex court
CHIEF Justice Luke Malaba will on Thursday 18 January 2018 preside over the hearing of an application challenging some provisions of the Electoral Act, which prevent Zimbabwean citizens living outside the country from participating in the country’s electoral processes. Three Zimbabwean citizens namely Gabriel Shumba, Sibonile
RESIDENTS of Kambuzuma have written to the Minister of Environment, Water and Climate seeking the ministry’s intervention to stop the construction of a fuel station on a wetland located in the area. By Edgar Gweshe In the letter, the residents who are being represented by the Zimbabwe
A ZIMBABWEAN court on Wednesday 13 December 2017 set free NewsDay journalist Kenneth Nyangani, who was being prosecuted for allegedly writing and publishing an article on the donation of some used undergarments reportedly sourced by former First Lady Grace Mugabe. The 31 year-old Nyangani was arrested
HARARE Magistrate Josephine Sande on Thursday 12 October 2017 ended the detention of two Zimbabweans who were arrested early this week for allegedly passing some comments over President Robert Mugabe’s advanced age, which were deemed unpalatable and insulting by some authorities. Magistrate Sande on Thursday 12
PRO-democracy campaigner and the leader of the National Vendors Union Zimbabwe (NAVUZ) Sten Zvorwadza was on Wednesday 11 October 2017 condemned to spend a second night in police custody as Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) members didn’t present him before the courts after he was arrested
Amnesty International has condemned the arrest of Newsday reporter, Kenneth Nyangani over a story he wrote about the first lady Grace Mugabe distributing second-hand underwear to ruling ZANU-PF party members saying this smacks of a deliberate tactic to intimidate journalists from doing their work. In an statement
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