Mary Taruvinga

2 days ago | allafrica.com | Mary Taruvinga

The Harare Municipal Medical Aid Society (HMMAS) has lost a case in which it was claiming a refund of US$138,000 from former Zanu PF legislator Munyaradzi Kereke following a failed purchase of his Fortress Hospital in Ruwa. High Court judge Justice Jacob Mafusire dismissed the application by HMMAS, describing the demand as opportunistic. "The plaintiff has failed to prove any aspect of its case. "The first defendant destroyed the plaintiff's case completely. The plaintiff has no case.

1 week ago | allafrica.com | Mary Taruvinga

Alpha Media Holdings (AMH)'s Heart and Soul TV was on Monday arraigned before the court accused of transmitting data carrying incitement messages following its coverage of a press conference by war veteran Blessed Geza. The company representative, Olga Muteiwa, appeared before Harare magistrate Learnmore Mapiye, who placed the company on remand despite protestations by its lawyer, Beatrice Mtetwa.

1 week ago | allafrica.com | Mary Taruvinga

High Court judge Justice Gibson Mandaza has granted Alpha Media Holdings journalist Blessed Mhlanga bail. This followed his successful appeal through his lawyers, Advocate Thabani Mpofu and Chris Mhike. "The accused be and is hereby granted bail. He is to deposit US$500 bail with the clerk of court," said the judge. "There are indeed changed circumstances. I'm of the view that the court a quo misdirected itself. The appellant is a permanent resident of this country.

1 week ago | zimeye.net | Mary Taruvinga

Dhara Blessed Mhlanga Granted US$500 Bail… By Mary TaruvingaHigh Court judge Justice Gibson Mandaza has granted Alpha Media Holdings journalist Blessed Mhlanga bail. This followed his successful appeal through his lawyers Advocate Thabani Mpofu and Chris Mhike. “The accused be and is hereby granted bail. He is to deposit US$500 bail with the clerk of court,” said the judge. Mandaza said“There are indeed changed circumstances.

1 week ago | allafrica.com | Mary Taruvinga

High Court judge Justice Esther Muremba on Monday had no kind words for the State after it emerged that the prosecution is yet to record witness statements a month after the 95 were locked up. The 95 are accused of staging protests against President Emmerson Mnangagwa on March 31. Last month one Munyaradzi Mazhiri was granted bail, and the remaining 94 are seeking bail at the High Court after they were denied bail by a Harare magistrate.