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This is an application for bail pending appeal. The applicants were convicted by the Magistrates Court at Chivhu of four counts of Stock Theft as defined in s 114 (2) (a) of the Criminal Law [Codification and Reform] Act [Chapter 9:23]. More

This is an application for review of the Master of the High Court’s decision which was made on 12 October 2005. The applicants cited two grounds for review. Firstly, they submitted that the decision was grossly irregular in that it failed to recognize and uphold the clear intention of the deceased from the document purported to be his will. Secondly, the applicant submitted that the decision rejecting the will was grossly unreasonable. More

The first respondent is the surviving spouse and widow of Josia Tungamirai who died in South Africa on 25th August 2005. Pending the acceptance of a will that the decease had drawn up prior to his death, the first respondent was appointed Curator Bonis of his estate. The second and third applicants are the sons of the deceased from unions with other women, although they were brought up by the first respondent and the deceased. More

The appellant is a public prosecutor who among other duties represents the State in bail matters on the authority of the Prosecutor General. He appeared before the Anti-Corruption Court at Harare Magistrates Court charged with criminal abuse of duty as a Public Officer as defined in s 174 (1) (a) of the Criminal Law Codification & Reform Act [Chapter 9:23].On 8 December 2020 he appeared in the High Court representing the State in a bail application filed by certain suspects namely Mussa Taj Abdul, Tapiwa Rudolf Kamhanga and Godfrey Mupamhanga who were facing a multiplicity of robbery in aggravating circumstances... More

We heard this appeal on 21 October, 2015. We delivered an ex tempore judgment in which we allowed the appeal, set aside the sentence of the court a quo and substituted it with a reduced term of imprisonment a portion of which we suspended for a period of time on condition of future good conduct. More