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This matter came as an urgent chamber application. In a 66 page application, applicant in short/simpler terms averred that it and 1st respondent entered into a Joint Venture Agreement (J.V.A.) for the purpose of operating a safari business among other objectives. Applicant further averred that first respondent breached the terms of the Joint Venture Agreement and was given due written notice of intention to terminate the agreement should it (respondent) fail, refuse or neglect to remedy the breach. The breach was not remedied and the Joint Venture Agreement was terminated. Despite termination, 1st respondent allegedly continued to be in occupation... More

TAKUVA J: The applicants have approached this court on a certificate of urgency seeking the following interim relief. Final order sought That you show cause why a final order should not be made in the following terms: 1. The provisional order be and is hereby confirmed. 2. That 1st respondent’s failure to ensure an adequate and consistent supply of clean and safe water to Mkoba be and is hereby declared to be a violation of the applicant’s right to clean safe and portable water protected under section 77(a) of the Constitution. 3. That the 2nd and 3rd respondents’ failure to... More

This is an application for contempt of court. The applicant seeks an order couched in the following terms: 1. The respondent be and is hereby declared to be in contempt of court of High Court cases HC 3183/17 and HC 2031/18 and accordingly respondent is ordered a sum of $10 000.00 for contempt. 2. The respondent be ordered to immediately comply with court orders HC 3183/17 and HC 2031/18 and stop interfering with the applicant’s use, occupation and possession of the Mapari / Devuli Ranch. 3. The respondent is to pay costs of suit. The application is opposed. More

This is an application for an interdict whose relief as set out in the draft order is in the following terms: “1. The respondent be interdicted from entering or conducting any business or hunting activity at Mapari Ranch held under Deed of Transfer 5251/92. 2. Pursuant to the order in paragraph “1” above an order that applicant engages the Zimbabwe Republic Police or/and the Sheriff/Messenger of Court to enforce the order. 3. There be no order as to costs if the relief sought is not opposed.” More

In this matter the applicant seeks the following interim relief: “Pending the confirmation or discharge of the order it shall operate as a temporary order having the effect of interdicting the respondents from holding public gatherings or meetings in Bulawayo, or anywhere in Zimbabwe, to consider or debate Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 2”. More