HARARE – Zimbabwe’s Constitutional Court (Con-Court) is grappling with a legal vacuum because it does not have a quorum of at least nine judges, as required by the Constitution, to hear a contentious challenge to the selection process of a new Chief Justice (CJ). The crisis was precipitated by University of Zimbabwe law student Romeo…
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