Professor Lovemore Madhuku

By Tendai Chabvuta In the last two months, Professor Lovemore Madhuku, the President of the National Constitutional Assembly, and law lecturer at the University of Zimbabwe has appeared on two Zimbabwean social media channels, the HSTV…
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By Gibson Nyikadzino | Nehanda Politics | The constitutional interpretation of Section 96(2) of Zimbabwe’s Constitution (Amendment 20) has raised debate on the correct interpretation of the law when a Vice-President resigns. The…
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By Thabani Mpofu 1. This is a quick response to the “detailed” and “scholarly” opinion given by Professor Madhuku on the legal position pertaining to the applicability of s96(2) of the Constitution of Zimbabwe to former VP, Kembo…
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By Professor Lovemore Madhuku 1.7 The conclusion in the Dr. Magaisa article is the direct opposite of the opinion I expressed. Judging from the vigorous Twitter debate that followed the Dr. Magaisa article, there are now two prominent…
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By Tawanda Future Mutasah I am thinking just now of two situations that could not be more different in tone and register. In the first one, it’s lunchtime on a sultry day back in 1992. Paul Chimhosva, Martin Dinha and I are standing at…
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University of Zimbabwe law lecturer Professor Lovemore Madhuku has slapped Associated Newspapers of Zimbabwe (ANZ) Limited, publishers of the Daily News, with a US$200 000 lawsuit after the paper published two stories last year alleging…
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I want to congratulate Prof Lovemore Madhuku and the NCA team for realising the urgency of forming a new nationalist and radical political party to continue pursuing the goals of our liberation struggle.
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Greetings in the name of our struggle for a free and truly democratic Zimbabwe. I hope I find you well. You may not know me physically nor might not have heard of me but I would like you to know that we have been together in the trenches…
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What a month it has been since the 16 March Referendum: The giant of the global neoliberal classes, Margaret Thatcher departs so soon after the Bolivarian Titan of the most radical working people’s revolution in the last fifty years, Hugo…
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