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Emilia Zindi Chargedhttp://www.thezimbabwestandard.com/ Saturday, 07 March 2009 20:48CHINHOYI – Emilia Zindi, the chief reporter for the government-ownedSunday Mail, who has been on the Chegutu police wanted list was arrestedlast Friday and appeared in court on Monday last week. She is facing a charge of robbery as defined in Section 121 of theCriminal Law (Codification and …
Digby and Jessie NesbittThe Zimbabwean Friday, 16 May 2008 10:27 BULAWAYO – A top police officer faces possible arrest on contempt of court charges after he led Zanu (PF) militias to beat up a messenger of court who was going to deliver to him, a court ruling ordering him to move out of a sugar …
Court says Zimbabwe wrong to take over German company’s farmhttp://www.newzimbabwe.com By Lindie WhizPosted to the web: 14/12/2008 23:21:49A GERMAN company has used a bilateral agreement to evict a black Zimbabwean farmer in the prime farming area of Figtree, Matabeleland South Province. N & N Farming (Pvt) Ltd obtained an eviction order through the High Court …
Court orders Nkomo’s eviction from landhttp://www.thezimbabwetimes.com/?p=17281 June 2, 2009 By Our Correspondent THE Land dispute pitting businessman, Langton Masunda and Zanu-PF national chairman, John Nkomo looks set to come to an end after the High Court yesterday ruled that Nkomo should be ejected from the piece of land. In a ruling handed down by Justice …
Comment on the Land Reform issue in Zimbabwe (from Mail & Guardian) Please read the, “Land reform in Zimbabwe to give you an overview of the problems and the reasons and causes.” Land reform in Zimbabwe began after the signing of the Lancaster House Agreement in 1979 in an effort to more equitably distribute land between …
British woman 74 beaten to death in ‘Wild West’ Zimbabwehttp://www.timesonline.co.uk November 30, 2008 A brutal killing highlights the country’s slide into lawlessness Sophie Shaw in HarareA HOUSEWIFE described as a “nice old lady” was beaten to death and her husband left in critical condition after an “extremely violent” attack highlighted Zimbabwe’s decline into lawlessness. …
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British Embassy Press Release BRITISH EMBASSYPRESS RELEASE 02 June 2009It is disappointing that, amidst the debate on creating a free media environment in Zimbabwe, The Herald continues to peddle gross distortions and misinformation. Its front page article on 2 June – “Sanctions hit localBritish pensioners” – blames imaginary “western-imposed economic sanctions” for the plight …
Blacks and Government fight over White landafrik.com Government’s controversial land redistribution policy has been put to the test in the southern province of Masvingo as former fighters for Zimbabwe’s liberation take a cabinet minister to court after he evicted them from a farm they occupied after evicting the former white farmer. Tuesday 11 March 2008, …
Black Power Farm is now used as a headquarters for the war veterans in the area More pictures The cursor hovers over the “send and receive” icon and I hesitate before pressing enter. I haven’t heard from my parents for a week. Although I know the telephone line had been faulty, I desperately hope that …
Farmer Gets Reprieve http://www.thestandard.co.zw/ Saturday, 05 December 2009 20:54 HESTER Theron, the elderly mother of Commercial Farmers’ Union (CFU) president, Deon Theron, who was facing eviction from her farm, has won a temporary reprieve after she successfully launched a High Court appeal against a magistrates’ court ruling. The 79-year-old Theron filed an urgent appeal against …