Appellant was employed by the Respondent as a panel beater. Allegations of misconduct were levelled against the Appellant which resulted in him being brought before a Disciplinary Committee. That Committee found Appellant guilty and recommended his dismissal. He appealed to the Appeals Officer. The Appeals Officer upheld the decision of the Disciplinary Committee and dismissed his appeal. Appellant has approached this Court for relief. More
This matter concerns a claim for unpaid legal fees by the plaintiff, a prominent law firm, represented by Mrs. Beatrice Mtetwa. The defendant, Ms. Marian Chombo, engaged the plaintiff to represent her during acrimonious divorce proceedings that spanned several years. Despite receiving extensive legal services, the defendant failed to settle the agreed legal fees, leading to this action. More
These proceedings relate to Interpleader relief sought by the Claimant pursuant to the provisions of Rule 63 of the High Court Rules S. I.202 of 2021. This court is requested to determine the competing rights of the parties in terms of Rule 63. More
The accused person has been convicted of murder with constructive intent of the deceased Viola Chitsinde, a woman with whom he had two minor children and used to stay with as his second ‘wife’, through assaults and strangulation using an electric iron power cable. The offence took place on the 28th of October 2024, at Tegwede Shop, Masiyarwa Business Centre, Zvimba. The deceased who was visibly pregnant had demanded some cash for a scan through one of the police officers at Kutama Police station who in turn had called the accused. The deceased ended up at the accused’s shop residence... More
The two accused were initially jointly charged with one Ronnet Mthungameli Bhebhe who absconded. The State decided to proceed against the two accused and applied for a separation of trials.
The two accused were charged with the murder of Tinashe Chinorwadza. The state alleged that they stabbed the deceased with a machete, an okapi knife and a columbian knife all over the body. More
The accused was initially arraigned before the court jointly charged with one Takeson Nyazama. The State as the dominus litis decided to withdraw charges before plea against Takeson and proceeded against the accused only. The accused was charged with murder as defined in s 47(1) of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act [Chapter 9:23] (the Criminal Code). More
In this family feud, which resulted in the death of the deceased, the accused took all the blame which led to the acquittal of his co accused. The accused appeared before us facing a charge of murder in contravention of s47 (1) of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act [Chapter 9:23]. He stabbed the deceased several times leading to his death. The deceased and the accused were cousins. The two families have an acrimonious relationship inundated with violence. We were told the deceased had, prior to this offence stabbed one of his cousin brothers’ son. The deceased and the... More
