Ziloa leader joins private practice

GWERU — Zimbabwe Lawyers’ Association (Ziloa) president Leopold Mudisi has quit the Public Service where he was employed as a public prosecutor, to join private practice following his long-drawn legal battle with Attorney-General Johannes Tomana.

Mudisi was suspended three months ago alongside four other Ziloa leaders after Tomana initially withdrew their practicing certificates accusing them of spearheading industrial action by law officers last year.

Although the five contested the decision and won a High Court reprieve to continue practicing, Tomana declined to reinstate them.

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