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By Thandeka Moyo |Chronicle| Deregistered Bulawayo lawyer Sindiso Mazibisa yesterday said he will focus on new opportunities after he was banned from practising law in Zimbabwe by a legal tribunal last Friday. Mazibisa was a senior partner at Cheda and Partners law firm before it was shut down in April last year following the misuse […]
A High Court judge has ordered disgraced lawyer, Sindiso Mazibisa, to pay back a 64-year-old Kezi woman $40,000 which he embezzled three years ago.
A 64-YEAR-OLD woman has taken disgraced former Cheda and Partners lawyer, Sindiso Mazibisa, to court for allegedly embezzling $40,000 which was part of her share from her late son’s estate.
BULAWAYO – Cheda and Partners Law Firm has finally shut down. In a notice put outside the building that the law firm was renting, the curator Advocate Perpetua Dube advised clients to direct queries to the Law Society of Zimbabwe.
BULAWAYO – Three senior lawyers at Cheda and Partners law firm in Bulawayo were yesterday suspended as a forensic audit report opened a can of worms.
BULAWAYO lawyer Sindiso Mazibisa — currently suspended from practice — has been sucked in a gold mine wrangle in Filabusi.
BULAWAYO prominent lawyer and a senior partner at Cheda and Partners, Sindiso Shepherd Mazibisa, has filed a $20 million lawsuit against the Chronicle, accusing the publication of writing falsehoods, saying he allegedly defrauded a South Africa-based investor of $350 000 in a mining deal.
BULAWAYO – A senior partner at leading Bulawayo law firm, Cheda and Partners, Mlamuli Ncube, is being sued for $46,500 by a city businessman after he was allegedly implicated in a bungled sale of a house.
BULAWAYO – A High Court judge yesterday dismissed an application by Cheda and Partners to stop the Law Society of Zimbabwe (LSZ) from placing it under curatorship, which obliges the law firm’s two senior partners to voluntarily surrender their practising certificates.
Leading Bulawayo law firm, Cheda and Partners, has been placed under curatorship by the Law Society of Zimbabwe (LSZ) over alleged fraudulent transactions amounting to $350, 000.