By Judith Nyuke The Supreme Court of Zimbabwe has dismissed the City of Harare's appeal, while upholding a High Court ruling that criticized the City Council for its "irrational, unfair, biased and unlawful" resolution. The High Court application for review arose from a dispute over a piece
The Supreme Court has upheld a High Court ruling ordering Reverend Cossam Chiangwa and his Apostolic Faith Mission in Zimbabwe (AFM) faction to return all church properties to the Reverend Amon Madawo led faction. In 2019, the High Court declared then-President Aspher Madziyire the bonafide leader
Former Chief Justice, Luke Malaba has filed an appeal with the Supreme Court of Zimbabwe against the High Court judgement that nullified his extension of tenure of office. Through his legal team Kantor and Immerman legal practitioners, Justice Malaba said the High Court erred and misdirected
A solidarity movement in support of incarcerated MDC activists, Last Maengahama and Tungamirai Madzokere has appealed to Chief Justice Luke Malaba to bring finality into the matter involving the two who have been in prison since their arrest in 2011 on allegations of murdering a
The Supreme Court was stunned yesterday after the State denied confiscating former Local Government Minister Ignatius Chombo’s passport but admits it is in the hands of the Clerk of Court, leaving the question of who then handed it over to clerk of Harare Magistrates court
This follows a Supreme Court appeal made by the City of Harare against a High Court judgment in which Farai Mushoriwa challenged arbitrary water disconnections at his premises. Fear and questions have been raised on the implications of the ruling on the human right to
The Supreme Court will on Friday 13 July preside over the hearing and determination of an appeal by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission against the High Court judgement which instructed the Commission to give the Election Resource Centre (ERC) provisional voters’ roll that was used during
The leader of the breakaway MDC-T faction Dr Thokozani Khupe has blasted Nelson Chamisa's MDC-T over the violence that took place yesterday after the Supreme Court ruling saying it exhibited some level of sexism and was akin to Zanu-PF's violent behaviour.
ZIBAWU president Farai Katsande told 263Chat that they are aiming to establish a micro-finance that will create employment for the sacked workers.
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