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The Supreme Court has dismissed the Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC)’s appeal against a High Court decision which reinstated the US$173 million Gwanda solar project contract to controversial businessman Wicknell Chivayo’s Intratrek Zimbabwe. ZPC’s lawyer Daniel Tivadar said the project was supposed to have been completed in 2019.
Cyber fraudsters duped the Hwange Electricity Supply Company of more than ZW$ 2 billion (over US$375 000) after they hacked the company email address and diverted money from the utility company into their personal bank accounts.
A Kuwadzana resident has approached the High Court to force the City of Harare to provide clean and potable water to the Kuwadzana area on water taps and water bowsers as the outbreak of Cholera escalates.
The wrangle over the estate of the late cabinet minister Eddison Mudadirwa Zvobgo’s continues with the minority shareholders demanding an immediate shareholders meeting for the purposes of empowering one of the shareholders to prosecute any member of the estate who is exposed of abusing assets by a forensic audit.
Two police officers appeared at the Harare Magistrates Court yesterday facing criminal abuse of office charges after they recovered 75 bags of stolen Presidential inputs fertilizer from a Marondera businessman before they connived to leave 55 bags and took only 20 as exhibits after being bribed.
Information minister Jenfan Muswere’s trust entity lost US$3 568 after his driver diverted the money he was given to pay for the servicing done to his vehicles by Faramatsi Motors.
The Commercial Division of the High Court has ordered the audit of the late politician Eddison Zvobgo’s business empire under Zvobgo Holdings after the siblings accused their uncle and other siblings who are controlling the empire of looting.
Judgement in the case where Pius Jamba Mukandi is accused of killing Citizens Coalition of Change (CCC) activist, Moreblessing Ali in cold blood in June last year has been set for December 4.
Three members of a family were arrested for extortion after they forced the complainant to part with US$100 000 so that they would not report him to the police after suspecting him of having stolen the money in South Africa.
Two Harare men who were terrorizing residents in the capital have been sentenced to 95 years in jail each by Harare regional magistrate Fadzayi Mthombeni.