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THE Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (Zela) says it has roped in women and youth to provide input in the design and implementation of its climate change policies, a move meant to bring more solutions to the management of climate change effects. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, Zela spokesperson Ignatious Maeresa said climate policies should…

A HARARE-BASED security firm, Crush Security, has lost a US$261 430 claim it said it was owed by Parirenyatwa hospital for the provision of security services after a High Court judge dismissed its application. Crush Security was also seeking to recover interest at the prescribed rate of five percent calculated from October 1 2011. According…

A MARRIED Ruwa man, Jeffrys Harurapwi, 22, has been arraigned before a Harare magistrate court after his girlfriend implicated him in a case of motor vehicle theft. Harurapwi, who was arrested together with Peace Musekiwa, 20, appeared before magistrate Dennis Mangosi yesterday. According to court documents, Harurapwi’s girlfriend Nomatter Chenhara stole a car in November…

AN Epworth man, who is believed to be part of a gang that broke into a house in Marondera in September last year and stabbed the owner to death, has been arraigned before a Harare court. Laison Taziva appeared before Harare magistrate Dennis Mangosi yesterday facing a murder charge. It is the State’s case that…

By Yvonne Ncube A MAN from Tsholotsho, Matabeleland North, has been taken to court for allegedly assaulting his younger brother in a fight over family inheritance. Abraham Dube appeared before Bulawayo regional magistrate Collet Ncube facing attempted murder charges and was remanded in custody to February 13. It is the State case that the accused…

THE trial of incarcerated Citizens Coalition for Change Vice President Job Sikhala is set to continue today. Sikhala is facing charges of inciting violence after he allegedly uploaded a video on YouTube prior to the infamous July 31 2020 demonstrations. Sikhala, who is being represented by Jeremiah Bamu and Harrison Nkomo, appeared before magistrate Feresi…

NORTON parliamentarian Temba Mliswa, who was arrested in 2021 for allegedly violating Covid-19 regulations after holding a press conference at his home in Harare, has been acquitted by the High Court. Mliswa, along with 23 other people, including journalists, were picked up at the independent legislator’s home in Borrowdale. He appeared before Harare magistrate Tafadzwa…