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Sixty-six lawyers are next week expected to undergo an aptitude test, in addition to the existing nomination procedure, ahead of interviews for appointment as j...

THE opposition politician for the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) and lawyer has been in prison since 14 June 2022, when he was arrested for charges arising from his own investigation into the murder of the late opposition activist Moreblessing Ali. By Takudzwa Pongweni Job Sikhala’s lawyer, Harrison Nkomo, told Daily Maverick that a doctor had seen him…

ZIMBABWEAN political leader Job Sikhala is severely ill, according to his legal team, but remains in custody at the Chikurubi Maximum Security Prison.The opposi...

Job Sikhala’s lawyer, Harrison Nkomo, told Daily Maverick that a doctor had seen him [Sikhala] on Monday, 9 October. “He has severe high blood pressure, leg pain that the doctor says is from the high blood pressure, and he is bleeding internally,” said Nkomo.

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I say intriguing, in political terms and not necessarily in legal terms or jurisprudence.

There has been considerable controversy over the many legal challenges that have been filed ahead of Zimbabwe’s elections on 23 August and the judgments that have come out of Zimbabwe’s superior courts (high court and supreme court). By Arnold Tsunga After the nomination process was concluded on 21 June, significant court cases were filed with superior…

Click to expand Image Activists hold posters and chant to pay tribute to the assassinated Eswatini, formerly Swaziland, Human Rights Lawyer Thulani Maseko in Nakuru Town, January 30, 2023. 2023 James Wakibia/SOPA Images/LightRocket (Johannesburg) - Eswatini authorities have failed to ensure accountability for the crackdown on pro-democracy protesters by security forces that began two years ago, Human Rights Watch said today. The crackdown led to the deaths of at least 46 people, as well as othe...

Eswatini authorities have failed to ensure accountability for the crackdown on pro-democracy protesters by security forces that began two years ago.