The controversial opposition leader is alleged to have insulted President Mnangagwa, accusing him of having a secrete affair with his adviser Christopher Mutsvangwa's wife, Monica Mutsvagwa and had a child
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
Nelson Chamisa Election agent and MDC chairperson Morgen Komichi has put it to the court that there are ZANU PF activists who were on the room when the alleged offense was committed should be charged as well
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission, ZEC chairperson Priscilla Chigumba is expected to appear in court as a state witness to the tweet saga which she said was a defamatory of character to her
Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition Advocacy officer Conrad Munyaradzi Gweru was dragged to court facing charges of disorderly conduct
The High Court has overturned an irrational decision by Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (ZIMSEC), which had barred a 15 year-old teenager from sitting and writing her Ordinary Level examinations. ZIMSEC had barred Shelter Chisiri, a minor aged 15 years, from sitting and writing her November 2018
ZIMBABWE Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) has petitioned the High Court seeking an order to compel the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) to print ballot papers in a manner accessible to some visually impaired potential voters so that they can exercise their right to vote by
POLICE in Chivhu in Mashonaland East province on Tuesday 06 March 2018 made a volte-face and sanctioned a demonstration organised by a residents association, which the law enforcement agents had banned on flimsy grounds. The Chivhu Residents and Ratepayers Alliance (CHRRA) had through their chairperson Collen
ZIMBABWEAN authorities on Tuesday 19 December 2017 arrested and charged a 58 year-old man with disorderly conduct following an altercation with a senior army officer, who had demanded preferential treatment to be served at a government office ahead of other members of the public. Zimbabwe Republic
THE High Court will on Wednesday 22 November 2017 be seized with two matters filed by Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) seeking orders compelling the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) to register Zimbabweans considered “aliens” as prospective voters for the 2018 general elections and to
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