High Court quashes Kwekwe house deal

At the centre of the dispute was Stand No 2408 Mbizo Township, also known as House No 408 Section 12, which was allegedly sold in April 2001 to Bernard Hove.
By Silas Nkala 15h ago

High Court clears way for Zimasco’s US$269K chrome theft trial

Zimasco claims Mudzengi unlawfully extracted 27 349 tonnes of raw chrome ore fines from its Rhodesdale 3 mining claim between May and June 2021.
By Silas Nkala Jun. 18, 2026

COVID-19 payout blow as insurer ordered to pay tourism giants US$2,4m

The tourism operators argued that the presence of COVID-19 at their properties in March 2020 triggered the cover, leading to operational shutdowns before the national lockdown.
By Silas Nkala Jun. 18, 2026

Judge blocks eviction in Woodvale Farm double allocation dispute

The dispute pits Allen Mafu against Sandra Podzo over a 50-hectare A2 resettlement plot at Woodvale Farm in Matabeleland North province.
By Silas Nkala Jun. 17, 2026

Widow loses bid to reclaim 120ha farm

She alleged that Melusi was only allowed to stay on the property out of family generosity and later falsely presented himself to authorities as the lawful
By Silas Nkala Jun. 16, 2026

When a child ‘consents’ (Part 1)

A recent decision of the High Court invites the nation to reflect on what these provisions were designed to achieve.
By Sharon Chava and Pamellah Musimwa and Chinga Govhati Jun. 15, 2026

Man acquitted of cyberbullying after witchcraft accusations

Mpofu also disputed the forensic report saying it was flawed in that only the complainant’s cell phone was examined and his phone was never taken for forensic examination.
By Desmond Chingarande Jun. 13, 2026

Scandal govt does not want exposed

This is especially so with regards to information linked to the abuse of public land and the possible looting of billions of dollars in State assets.
By The Zimbabwe Independent Jun. 12, 2026

High Court revives Binga chieftainship row

The judge also ordered Grey Sikalelu Muleya, the current Chief Binga and third respondent in the matter, to pay the costs of the condonation application.
By Ngqwele Dube Jun. 12, 2026