Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC) Chairperson Rashid Mahiya who was arrested yesterday in connection with shutdown protests was denied bail and remanded in custody to the 12th of March by Harare magistrate Rumbidzai Mugwagwa. Magistrate Mugwagwa advised Mahiya to approach the High court for bail considerations. Mahiya
Cleric and leader of #ThisFlag movement Pastor Evan Mawarire has been granted $2 000 bail by High Court Judge, Justice Tawanda Chitapi. Mawarire spend spend two weeks in remand following his arrest during the shutdown protests. He is accused of subverting a constitutional government. Mawarire represented by Tonderai
Ruling on popular cleric and founder of #ThisFlag movement Pastor Evan Mawarire's bail challenge has been postponed to next week with his lawyer Tonderai Bhatasara of the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) optimistic his client will not face any hurdles in his freedom bid. Bhatasara
The High Court will on Friday 25 January 2019 preside over the hearing and determination of bail applications filed by three pro-democracy campaigners and an opposition legislator, who were arrested last week and charged with subverting constitutional government. The three pro-democracy campaigners and the MDC-Alliance party
THE opposition People’s Democratic Party (PDP) party has hauled the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) and its Chairperson Justice Priscilla Chigumba to court seeking an order to stop the elections management body from posting ballot papers for the presidential election to applicants who have applied for
HIGH Court Judge Justice Happious Zhou will on Monday 20 November 2017 preside over the hearing of an urgent chamber application filed by Magamba Cultural Activist Network Trust seeking to compel the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) to return some computers, which they seized from the
HIGH Court Judge Justice Emmy Tsanga on Wednesday 20 September 2017 ended the 70 days detention of two pro-democracy campaigners Darlington Madzonga and Edmore Musvubhi by setting them free on $200 bail each after they were arrested two months ago and charged with murder following
HIGH Court Judge Justice Emmy Tsanga on Tuesday 19 September 2017 set free Barnabas Mwanaka, a Harare resident, who had been in detention for more than two months after he was arrested and charged with murder following the death of Talkmore Phiri, a law enforcement
HIGH Court Judge Justice Priscilla Chigumba will on Wednesday 25 July 2017 deliver her ruling on an application for bail filed by three Harare residents, who were arrested early this month and charged with murder following the death of Talkmore Phiri, a law enforcement agent,
ZIMBABWE Republic Police (ZRP) officers on Monday 10 July 2017 charged an opposition MDC-T party supporter with murdering Talkmore Phiri, a law enforcement agent, who reportedly died last month following skirmishes between police officers and informal sector traders in Harare. Barnabas Mwanaka aged 35 years and
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