Several people arrested across the country for allegedly participating in last week’s anti-government protests have pleaded not guilty to charges of committing public violence and other offences levelled against them. In Manicaland at Rusape Magistrates Court, three people namely Archford Chari, Leonard Rebanewako and Joe Nyasha
Human rights lawyer and opposition political party leader Tendai Biti will petition the High Court for a review of the dismissal of his application challenging the jurisdiction of Zimbabwean courts to hear his matter considering the circumstances surrounding his arrest and return to the country. Harare
HIGH Court Judge Justice Mary Zimba-Dube will on Friday 17 August 2018 preside over the hearing and determination of a petition filed in the Electoral Court by a losing MDC Alliance party’s parliamentary candidate seeking to nullify the declaration by Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) of
A ZIMBABWEAN Court has set free Remnant Pentecostal Church leader Pastor Patrick Mugadza after acquitting him on charges of criminal nuisance following a protest he staged in November 2016, where he tied himself to some steel rails while demonstrating against President Robert Mugabe’s administration. Pastor Mugadza,
THE Constitutional Court will on Wednesday 04 October 2017 preside over an application in which Remnant Church leader Pastor Patrick Mugadza is seeking an order to stop his prosecution for allegedly prophesying the death of President Robert Mugabe. Through his lawyers David Hofisi and Gift Mtisi
THE trial of four opposition political party supporters accused of blocking roads during an anti-government protest staged two months ago, failed to commence on Tuesday 08 November 2016 as the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) was inadequately prepared. The four opposition political party supporters namely Patrick Tembo,
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