The plaintiffs are former employees of the third defendant who either retired, resigned, got retrenched or dismissed or were asked to proceed on leave until they were called back to work. The ex-employees are members of the first defendant, a pension fund in which they participated as employees of the third defendant. The plaintiffs were entitled to some pension benefits from the first defendant on termination of employment. The second defendant is a Board of Trustees, which oversees the operations of the pension fund on behalf of both the plaintiffs and the first defendant. The fourth defendant was sued as...
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The background to this appeal is that the appellant and his co-accused
Tapiwanashe Chiringa appeared before the Provincial Magistrate at Harare Magistrates Court on 27 February, 2021 on allegations of contravening contravened s 5 (3) (a) of the Public Health (Covid 19 Prevention, Containment and treatment) National Lockdown consolidation and Amendment Order of S. I 200/2020 as read with S. I 42/2021 (Partakes or convenes a gathering). The details of the charge were that on 25 February, 2021, the appellant in the company of accomplices still at large who included one Joana Mamombe and Cecilia Revai Chimbiri attended the magistrates...
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The applicants allege that they are owners and occupants of the stands identified above. They claim to have bought such stands from one Martin Sibindi and Pilo Kauma or from people who had bought from these two. Martin Sibindi is alleged to have been the owner of the remainder of Lot 12 Tynwald, Harare and he worked with Pilo Kauma in disposing of these. After purchasing the stands, the applicants claim to have taken occupation and developed the stands into the homes which they currently occupy. Martin Sibindi who was slow in effecting developments to the stands was allegedly sued...
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