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The Supreme Court has nullified the death sentence imposed on a Lupane man who killed two workmates at the late Vice-President John Nkomo’s Winterblock Farm in Insuza and ordered the High Court to resentence him.
Two new Supreme Court judges – Justices Francis Bere and Lavender Makoni – yesterday took the judicial oath before Chief Justice Luke Malaba in Harare.
President Mnangagwa has appointed two new judges to the Supreme Court to beef up the understaffed bench.
NetOne can now recruit a substantive chief executive officer without glitches after the High Court yesterday dismissed with costs an urgent interdict application by the firm’s ex-boss, Mr Reward Kangai .
An attempt by over 900 SMM Holdings non-managerial workers’ to file a claim against the firm for salaries and benefits dating back to eight years ago has failed at the High Court.
The High Court has postponed hearing the review application by former Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation chief executive officer Happison Muchechetere querying the refusal by a Harare magistrate to refer his case to the Constitutional Court. Justice Lavender Makoni postponed the hearing to allow the magistrate, Mr Noel Mupeiwa, and the prosecution to file their heads of […]
By Tarisai Machakaire Vice President Phelekezela Mphoko has once again lost in the High Court, with costs, in his staggering $50 million lawsuit against Associated Newspapers of Zimbabwe (ANZ) — publishers of the Daily News, the Daily News on Sunday and the Weekend Post. In a judgment delivered on Wednesday, Justice Lavender Makoni threw out […]
By Fidelis Munyoro A disciplinary hearing into the conduct of suspended Zimbabwe Revenue Authority Commissioner-General Gershem Pasi begins today after the High Court threw out his application contesting the hearing. He is facing a slew of charges of misconduct. He was suspended seven months ago without salary and benefits. A bid to interdict the hearing […]