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Harare housing co-operative takes govt, cement firm to court over 'seized' land

They submitted that it was against this background that they had no option except to approach the court for relief, saying all other means of resolving the matter have failed.

By Desmond Chingarande 35m ago

Harare housing co-operative takes govt, cement firm to court over 'seized' land

Global guidelines for selection of judges (Part 1)

An apex court has at least three core roles within a thriving and functional democracy.

By The Standard Apr. 27, 2025

Global guidelines for selection of judges (Part 1)

Editorial Comment: UZ strike shines light on plight of Zim workers

The academic staff are demanding the restoration of their pre-October 2018 salary levels where the basic salary of a junior lecturer was between US$2 250 and US2 500 per month.

By The Standard Apr. 27, 2025

Editorial Comment: UZ strike shines light on plight of Zim workers

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Shrine, properties ban: Apostolic sect seeks judgment rescission

Recently, the High Court ruled that Munodawafa was the legitimate leader of MAFC against Washington Mugodhi, who is also leading another faction.

By Takudzwanashe Mangongera Apr. 26, 2025

Shrine, properties ban: Apostolic sect seeks judgment rescission

Prophet T Freddy fails to appear in court again

The case has been ongoing, with multiple postponements and appearances.

By Melinda Kusemachibi Apr. 25, 2025

Prophet T Freddy fails to appear in court again

Man in dock for killing friend

Terrence Rupiya was remanded in custody to April 25 after being advised to apply for bail at the High Court since he is facing serious allegations.

By Trevor Mutsvairo Apr. 22, 2025

CIO ordered to pay employee US$132k

Justice Munangati-Manongwa took a swipe at government officials who defy court orders while acting in their official capacity, adding that they were problematic.

By Desmond Chingarande Apr. 22, 2025

Judge gives nod to UZ lecturers strike

In a landmark ruling, Justice Chikowore agreed that AUT members and supporters can sing, dance, wave placards, conduct prayers and have solidarity speeches.

By Nunurai Jena Apr. 20, 2025