Unpaid work for assaulting mother
A 21-year-old man was ordered to perform 210 hours of unpaid work for assaulting his mother following an altercation over watering the garden. The Herald …
Crime & Courts
Man in court for stealing ammunition
A 25-year-old employee with Ballistics Arms and Security has appeared in court on allegations of stealing ammunition from his employer. The Herald …
Shamva man in court for trespassing State House… demands to see President and tell him a dream
A 27-year-old man from Shamva appeared at the Harare Magistrates Court on allegations of trespassing at State House demanding to see the President saying he wanted to tell him a dream. The Herald …
New Judge President sworn in
The new Judge President Maria Zimba-Dube has taken the oath of office and expressed her gratitude to President Mnangagwa for showing confidence in appointing her to the top High Court office. The Herald …
Employees steal US$25 000 from private school
TWO Christ Ministries High School employees today appeared at the Harare Magistrates Court on allegations of stealing US$25 000 that was paid as debts to the school. The Herald …
Café’Expresso lose to former employee
A HARARE man will go ahead to registered his US$9870 arbitral award at the High Court after his employer’s bid to block the legal process on the basis that the award was in foreign currency, failed. The Herald …
Former Vice President Mphoko’s trial deferred
The trial of former Vice President Phelekezela Mphoko on criminal abuse of office charges has been further deferred to August 31 following indications that the presiding magistrate Mr Trynose Utahwashe was not available. The Herald …
Woman arrested for car theft
A Harare woman has been arrested for being part of three suspects, two of them foreigners, believed to be part of a vehicle smuggling and carjacking syndicate operating in the Sadc region. The Herald …
Baby thief in court
The Harare woman, who had almost succeeded in stealing a newly-born baby at Epworth Polyclinic this week, has appeared in court on a charge of kidnapping the baby. The Herald …
Chegutu farmer convicted for ramming into State House barricades
Nyore Madzianike Senior Court Reporter A Chegutu farmer was convicted of negligence driving after he rammed into drums that barricades road at State House in Harare during the night. Robert Harold Paterson (39), who was believed to be drunk on the day in question, was convicted after trial when he appeared before Harare magistrate Mrs […] The Herald …