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Ministers violate constitution in water privatisation push‘... counter bill seeks to stop assault on Harare’s poor’

Zimbabwe’s government is violating citizens’ constitutional rights to clean water in its controversial push to privatise Harare’s water system, a leading campaigner warned this week.
By Gamuchirai Nyamuziwa Sep. 26, 2025

Justice Chinhengo: A distinguished jurist, towering figure in Sadc legal fraternity

In his glowing tribute to Justice Chinhengo, professor Lovemore Madhuku, a leading Zimbabwean expert on Constitutional Law, acknowledged that “we have lost a giant in law”.
By Muchadeyi Masunda Sep. 21, 2025

When law fails test of law

This was established in American case of West Virginia State Board of Education v. Barnett 319 US624(1993).
By Blessed Mhlanga Sep. 19, 2025

Zanu PF final power grab

Zanu PF had seen the opportunity to strip public assets and needed these processes to be as swift as possible, hence needed executive mayors.
By Paidamoyo Muzulu Aug. 30, 2025

ConCourt grants Umvutcha farmer’s appeal against Supreme Court ruling

The ConCourt bench ruling on July 29, which was pronounced by Justice Ben Hlatshwayo, granted Fletcher’s appeal.
By Silas Nkala Aug. 19, 2025

UN urges Zimbabwe to accelerate gender equality reforms

THE United Nations Working Group on Discrimination Against Women and Girls has called on Zimbabwe to fast-track the harmonisation of laws with constitutional gender equality provisions.
By Gracious Daniel Aug. 14, 2025

AG exposes financial mismanagement at Parly

THE Auditor-General has revealed shocking financial mismanagement at the Parliament of Zimbabwe
By Harriet Chikandiwa Jul. 28, 2025

Uganda green lights military trials for civilians despite court ruling

In June, Uganda’s Parliament passed a law allowing the practice, a move critics are calling an act of revenge after the January ruling.
By Global Press Journal Jul. 21, 2025

The lifesaving impact of mobile civil registration in Zim’s remote areas

Zimbabwe’s Constitution guarantees every person the right to a name and identity. For too long, this right has remained out of reach for millions.
By Gary Gerald Mtombeni Jul. 20, 2025