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This is an application for condonation of the late noting of an appeal by the applicant against the respondent’s order where its Disciplinary Committee dismissed the applicant on allegations of breaching the respondent’s Code of Conduct. More

is an application for Condonation for the late noting of an appeal. The factors to be taken into consideration in an application such as this are the extent of the delay, the reasonableness of the explanation for the delay and the prospects of success see General Kodzwa v Secretary of Health and Another 1999 (1) ZLR 313 (S). I propose to consider the said factors in relation to this case. More

Appellant’s grounds of appeal as per his Notice of Appeal are that:- The Respondent’s General Manager erred on point of law in; (a) Finding that Appellant was guilty of theft a charge which is not supported by the facts. (b) The decision to dismiss the Appellant was predetermined. (c) Appellant guilty when the hearing was held n contravention of the Code of Conduct and was marred by irregularities namely:- (i) Appellant was never given an opportunity to listen to the testimony of the witnesses who testified in his absence. (ii) Appellant was never afforded an opportunity to cross-examine the witnesses.... More

This is an appeal against the decision by the Respondent’s Chief Executive Officer dated 25th November, 2013, which decision confirmed an earlier decision by the Hearing Committee to dismiss Appellant from employment. The material background facts are as follows: The Appellant was employed by the Respondent as a truck driver. On the 11th of October 213 he left Harare on a trip to Zambia. He returned on the 29th of October 2013. He had been given a full tank of diesel and 150 litres header tank for the trip. Upon his return from the trip he had a shortfall of... More

The applicant raised a preliminary issue in these proceedings that the application was opposed as the person who filed the opposing affidavit did not provide proof of the capacity in which she deposed to the affidavit. It was argued further that she had no authority to depose to the affidavit. More