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Zimbabwean accountant faces R17m South African education fund theft case

A Zimbabwean accountant is facing legal action over the alleged theft of R17m (£720,000) from a Johannesburg-based education non-profit organisation. Edward Mwanandimai, a member of the UK-based Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, is accused of misappropriating the funds from the Education and

November 24, 2024

Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) interim leader Jameson Timba and 77 arrested

Zimbabwe

Bail Appeal Delayed for Opposition Leader Jameson Timba and 77 Activists

The bail appeal for Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) interim leader Jameson Timba and 77 activists has been delayed. The High Court postponed the hearing to next Tuesday after the State requested more time to respond. Justice Lucy Mungwari will preside over

July 11, 2024

Zimbabwe

High Court dismisses application by opposition lawmakers over ban on wearing neckties in Zimbabwe’s Parliament

An application by ten opposition lawmakers from the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) party has been dismissed by the High Court in Zimbabwe. The lawmakers, including Tendai Biti, Charlton Hwende, and Susan Matsunga, had complained about a ban on wearing neckties in

January 14, 2023

Zimbabwe

Grace Mugabe immunity case judgment

The South Gauteng High Court will deliver judgment on an application to set aside diplomatic immunity for former Zimbabwean first lady, Grace Mugabe. The DA and AfriForum have asked the court to nullify government’s decision, saying it was illegal and unconstitutional. Mugabe

July 30, 2018

Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe High Court rejects President Mnangagwa Trial

President Emmerson Mnangagwa cannot be tried for any misdemeanour committed in his personal capacity while he is still in office, the High Court has ruled. The Chamisa-led MDC had sought to impugn the conduct of President Mnangagwa for alleged interference with the

July 19, 2018

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High Court rules that UK arms sales to Saudi Arabia are lawful

UK government arms sales to Saudi Arabia are lawful, the High Court has ruled, after seeing secret evidence. The court rejected campaigners’ claims ministers were acting illegally by not suspending weapon sales to the kingdom, which is fighting a war in Yemen.

July 10, 2017

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Zimbabwean accountant faces R17m South African education fund theft case

Bail Appeal Delayed for Opposition Leader Jameson Timba and 77 Activists

High Court dismisses application by opposition lawmakers over ban on wearing neckties in Zimbabwe’s Parliament

Grace Mugabe immunity case judgment

Zimbabwe High Court rejects President Mnangagwa Trial

High Court rules that UK arms sales to Saudi Arabia are lawful

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