Magistrate Ngoni Nduna, who is presiding over the matter being alleged against MDCA national vice chair and Zengeza legislator Job Sikhala is expected to read out the ruling on Wednesday 26 August 2020
Incarcerated freelance journalist Hopewell Chinóno who has been exposing government officials for corruption is back in court, gunning for his freedom after his failed High court appeal last week
Police rambles with Zimbabwe Human Rights prominent lawyers, Beatrice Mtetwa, Doug Coltart and Kudzai Mutisi who were arguing with police that they should not seize Chin'onos camera
MDC Alliance Youth Assembly Chairperson Obey Sithole is at Harare central police station in company of the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) lawyers Obey Shava and Jeremiah Bamu over a demonstartion in Harare last week which got three MDCA female activists abducted and tourtured
Masvingo High Court Judge, Justice Garrainesu Mawadze has cleared Movement for Democratic Change National Chairperson Job Sikhla who was yet to be tried of treason charges
The numbers of people who have been so far charged with treason under president Emerson Mnangagwa's government is becoming worrisome for he has beaten the record of his predecessor, Robert Mugabe who was in power for more than 30 years, Chamisa has said
#Thisflag movement leader who is also His Generation Church leader Pastor Evan Mawarire and Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Union, ZCTU president, Peter Mutasa are now temporarily off the hook as the state drops charges of treason against them
ZIMBABWEAN authorities have summoned pro-democracy campaigner Lynette Mudehwe to stand trial on Monday 4 November 2019 on charges of criminal nuisance for allegedly participating in an anti-government demonstration held four years ago to protest against former Vice-President Phelekezela Mphoko’s lengthy stay in a hotel
Kembo who was being represented by Idirashe Chikomba of Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights had been on trial on charges of disorderly conduct for allegedly stating that President Mnangagwa is liable for causing the suffering that citizens are currently enduring and for authoring the country’s
THE Ministry of Home Affairs has paid more than $6 000 as compensation to Lynette Tendai Mudehwe, a prominent pro-democracy campaigner, who was assaulted by Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) officers when the law enforcement agents crushed an anti-government protest in Harare three years ago. Mudehwe, who
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