A LOCAL haulage company has approached the High Court seeking to recover its truck that was confiscated earlier this year by a man who was impersonating a Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) agent. In the application, Mufaro Haulage cited Daniel Gugulethu Mangena, as well as Pathiwe Masuku and Farai Audius Waretsa as the respondents. The lawsuit…
A HARARE businessman Ambition Mberikunashe has dragged a former employer — Lysias Rangarira Moyo — to the High Court seeking to stop him from terminating a contract between the two parties following a botched property development deal. Mberikunashe, through his company Sauster Africa (Private) Limited (Sauster Africa), cited Moyo and Roofers Bullers Development as respondents….
AT LEAST 35 Waterfalls residents have approached the High Court challenging a decision by a local businessman to evict them from their homes. This comes after the businessman, only identified in court papers as Makawa, went to the High Court last year seeking an order to evict the residents from the farm in Waterfalls, Harare….
LABOUR body, Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU), has approached the High Court seeking an order barring companies from demanding Covid-19 compulsory…
A HARARE medical doctor, Michael Mandaza, who was arrested last month on allegations of conducting fake medical tests, has approached the High…
A HARARE woman has dragged her husband’s brother and nephew to the High Court after she was kicked out of her matrimonial home days after her spouse’s death. In the court application, Clarah Chikwenengwe and her nine-year-old son cited Lovemore and Tatenda Mupemhi, as well as Tafadzwa Kapingi, as respondents. In her submissions, Chikwenengwe told…
THE Environmental Management Agency (Ema) has dragged a local mining firm, Quick Response One (Private) Limited, to the High Court seeking an…
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HIGH Court judge Owen Tagu has dismissed an application by Caprcend (Private) Limited, in which the firm sought to evict another mining…
A GURUVE man, who was serving his accomplice’s 22-year prison sentence for stock theft, is now a free man after the High Court ordered his release from custody following an appeal. Kelvin Mushoshoma and his co-accused were jailed in 2012 and sentenced to 12 and 22 years in prison respectively after a Guruve trial magistrate…
