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High Court Judge Justice Jacob Manzunzu has removed from the court roll, a case involving Mrs Farai Chidyausiku (nee Kunaka), the widow of the late national hero Justice Godfrey Chidyausiku, to allow the lawyers to put their papers in order.
Mrs Farai Chidyausiku (nee Kunaka), the widow of national hero Justice Godfrey Chidyausiku, is seeking a High Court order compelling pension master to process and transfer into her bank account, all the pension and terminal benefits from the Judiciary.
There was a break-in at former first lady Grace Mugabe’s orphanage in Mazowe recently where valuables, including laptops, were stolen under suspicious circumstances.
A Harare man, Tadzimirwa Bernard Chidyausiku, yesterday appeared in court accused of fondling a married woman’s backside. Tadzimirwa (28) is the son of late national hero and former Chief Justice Godfrey Chidyausiku.
Ms Farai Kunaka, the youthful woman widely believed to be the widow of Retired Chief Justice Godfrey Chidyausiku, risks walking away empty-handed after the Will authored by the national hero allocated the whole estate to his children.
President Robert Mugabe on Saturday praised the late former Chief Justice Godfrey Chidyausiku as a distinguished lawyer, legislator and politician who supported the controversial land reform exercise.
President Robert Mugabe yesterday hailed the late retired Chief Justice Godfrey Chidyausiku for ruling that the government may acquire land and agriculture equipment seized from white-owned farms.
By Farayi Machamire President Robert Mugabe has confessed to giving the late retired Chief Justice Godfrey Chidyausiku unconstitutional Executive orders to okay the seizure of white-owned farms. Commenting on the tenure of Chidyausiku — who has been declared a national hero and is set to be interred at the national Heroes Acre on Saturday — […]
The late former Chief Justice Godfrey Chidyausiku who died in South Africa last week on Wednesday has been declared a national hero.
The country may go without a Deputy Chief Justice (DCJ) until after the on-going constitutional amendment that seeks to give President Robert Mugabe power to appoint a candidate of his choice has been completed. The post fell vacant on April 6 when the then incumbent, Justice Luke Malaba, was sworn in as the country’s new […]