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Zesa boss Gata divorces

ZESA Holdings executive chairperson Sydney Gata has divorced his wife of 35 years, Ntombana Regina Gata, nee Mugabe. Last month, Gata filed for the termination of their 1987 union that was blessed with one child, a son, who is now an adult, arguing that the marriage had broken down beyond reconciliation. He added that the…

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Fight over Mberengwa gold mine raging

AN ownership wrangle is raging between Anesu Gold (Private) Limited company and Gold Reef over a Mberengwa, Midlands, gold mine which has sucked in Mines minister Winston Chitando. The matter has since spilled into the High Court with High Court Judge, Justice Rogers Manyangadze yesterday postponing it to February 24. According to court papers, Yakub…

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Parent wins son’s citizenship battle

THE registrar-general has been ordered to expeditiously facilitate citizenship registration of a minor, following a successful application by his father, Paul Ian Covill, at the High Court. High Court judge, Justice Gladys Mhuri, in her order handed down on January 27, said the 13-year-old minor born in Zimbabwe should not be prejudiced of his right…

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Judge throws out Sikhala application

LEGISLATOR Job Sikhala will face trial in a case he is accused of inciting public violence after High Court judge, Justice David Mangota, recently dismissed his application for review. The Zengeza West legislator is alleged to have incited his audience within and outside the country online to commit acts of public violence between March 10…

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Government to establish more community archives

THE ministry of Home Affairs says it will establish more information archives at district level following the successful implementation of community archives. Home Affairs deputy minister Ruth Mavungu-Maboyi said this during the official opening of the Kariba Community Archives project in Mashonaland West recently. “At the conception of the community archives idea, the goal was…

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Chiwenga divorce case — Judgment reserved

HIGH Court judge, Justice Owen Tagu, yesterday reserved judgment in the matter in which Vice President Constantino Chiwenga, pictured, filed a chamber application seeking the termination of his marriage to estranged wife Marry Mubaiwa. The chamber application was filed with the High Court in November last year with Chiwenga seeking the termination of his customary…

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Police’s vehicle blitz challenged

A HARARE lawyer and University of Zimbabwe lecturer has taken police to court over their current operation targeting plate-less, unlicensed and unregistered vehicles — contending that this is illegal. In papers filed at the High Court, Tazorora Takunda Goto Musarurwa, says that the blitz is unlawful as police have no lawful powers to impound vehicles….

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Soldiers court marshalled and jailed 40 years for armed robbery

THE Zimbabwe National Army is clamping down on rogue soldiers after a court marshalled and sentenced two of its members to 40 years each in jail for armed robbery on Wednesday. Corporal Tatenda Dzimbanhete and trooper Wilfred Munesi were each sentenced to 40 years’ imprisonment by the Zimbabwe Defence Forces General Court Martial for armed…

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