Judicial Service Commission

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Lawyers demand public scorecards in judges appointment

The lawyers also called for the independence of the process from political influence to avoid undermining one of the profession's mandates of being independent.

By Tafadzwa Mhlanga Nov. 18, 2024

Lawyers demand public scorecards in judges appointment

Is Justice Chinamora's comeback a bad omen for Zimbabwean justice?

One of the most notable cases Chinamora presided over occurred in September 2023 involving Zimbabwe's first post-colonial education minister, Dr Dzingai Mutumbuka.

By Tendai Ruben Mbofana Sep. 22, 2024

Is Justice Chinamora's comeback a bad omen for Zimbabwean justice?

JSC shields new judges from scrutiny

Journalist Mlondolozi Ndlovu recently wrote to the JSC requesting information related to the interviews and final selection of the judges.

By Desmond Chingarande Jul. 14, 2024

JSC probes magistrates over fake warrant of arrest

The lawyers said Francesco was arrested to settle personal scores of the complainant, adding that the State was aiding and making it possible.

By Staff Reporter Jul. 1, 2024

JSC probes magistrates over fake warrant of arrest

JSC moves to digitalise magistrates courts

The campaign was launched in all the country’s 10 provinces as the JSC celebrated its 14th anniversary yesterday.

By Rejoice Phiri Jun. 11, 2024

JSC moves to digitalise magistrates courts

Judicial Service Commission, workers cross swords over salaries

The support staff has also accused JSC secretary Walter Chikwana and senior magistrates of turning a deaf ear to their concerns while threatening them

By Miriam Mangwaya and Priviledge Gumbodete May. 28, 2024