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With President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration desperate to restore public trust, a senior government official has said the anti-corruption dragnet has been extended to cover all judicial officers, among them judges.
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The African Editors Forum (TAEF) has expressed disappointment with the decision of the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) to impose fees on broadcast feeds of the on-going Constitutional Court hearing on the July 30 elections.
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Sections of Samora Machel Avenue in Harare will be closed on Wednesday to make way for the presidential election petition hearing at the Constitutional Court (Con-Court).
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa is set to appoint a new deputy chief justice of his choice anytime soon, a top government official has said.
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Fired Prosecutor-General (PG) yesterday received a huge boost in his bid to keep his job when the High Court stopped the Judicial Services Commission (JSC) from removing or interfering with his appointment without following procedures…
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Zimbabwe's parliament on Tuesday changed the constitution to give back to President Robert Mugabe sole power to appoint the country's top three judges, a move the main opposition said could undermine the independence of the judiciary.
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Johannesburg - Controversy appears to be following Judge Mabel Jansen into retirement: she might be forced to come back and face a complaint of “gross misconduct” recently lodged against her at the Judicial Services Commission (JSC).
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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…
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Zimbabwe's senior most judge, Luke Malaba, will be sworn in on April 6, as Chief Justice, just over a month after the top judge Godfrey Chidyausiku retired after reaching the mandatory age of 70. Malaba — who has outstanding legal…
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By Farayi Machamire The appointment process of retired Chief Justice (CJ) Godfrey Chidyausiku’s successor has lost credibility due to political interference, a legal watchdog — Veritas — has said. It said the race to replace…
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