3 d. ago Miner swindled of US$50,000 in botched mining equipment supply deal

By Mary Taruvinga A HARARE woman has been dragged to court accused of fraud after she allegedly conned a miner of US$50 000 in a botched mining equipment supply deal. Chipo Madosi of Brookville, Borrowdale, Harare, was arraigned before a local magistrate Thursday to answer to the allegations. The complainant is Passmore Mapako of Hatfield, The post Miner swindled of US$50,000 in botched mining equipment supply deal appeared first on NewZimbabwe.com.

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5 d. ago Court Dismisses Fraud Accused Businessman Michael Gordon Smith’s Bid for Discharge

By A Correspondent| A Harare magistrate has thrown out an application for discharge filed by embattled businessman Michael Gordon Smith, … Continue reading "Court Dismisses Fraud Accused Businessman Michael Gordon Smith’s Bid for Discharge"

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7 d. ago Mzembi remanded in custody to July 1; judge says former minister was not as sick as he wants court to believe

By Staff Reporter Former Foreign Affairs Minister, Walter Mzembi, will languish in jail after Harare magistrate Donald Ndirowei revoked his bail on the grounds that he willfully skipped court for the past seven years. The magistrate dismissed his application seeking cancellation of his three arrest warrants and remanded him in custody until July 1. Ndirowei, The post Mzembi remanded in custody to July 1; judge says former minister was not as sick as he wants court to believe appeared first on NewZimbabwe.com.

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7 d. ago Mzembi remanded in custody to July 1; magistrate says former minister was not as sick as he wants court to believe

By Staff Reporter Former Foreign Affairs Minister, Walter Mzembi, will languish in jail after Harare magistrate Donald Ndirowei revoked his bail on the grounds that he willfully skipped court for the past seven years. The magistrate dismissed his application seeking cancellation of his three arrest warrants and remanded him in custody until July 1. Ndirowei, The post Mzembi remanded in custody to July 1; magistrate says former minister was not as sick as he wants court to believe appeared first on NewZimbabwe.com.

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1 week ago Man forged company documents in bid to seize Rhodes Estate, court hears

Second man accused of role in the fraud is acquitted

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2 w. ago ‘Shielded from arrest’: What Supreme Court of Appeal ruling means for 180,000 Zimbabweans in South Africa

IOL The Supreme Court of Appeal has dismissed with costs the Department of Home Affairs’ attempt to overturn an interim interdict, previously granted in favour of the Zimbabwe Immigration Federation, protecting nearly 200,000 Zimbabwean Exemption Permit (ZEP) holders against arrest and deportation. After winning Part A of the court wrangle, the federation will be heading back The post ‘Shielded from arrest’: What Supreme Court of Appeal ruling means for 180,000 Zimbabweans in South Africa appeared first on NewZimbabwe.com.

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2 w. ago SA’s Supreme Court Of Appeal Upholds Protection For Zimbabwe Exemption Permit Holders

South Africa’s Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) has dismissed an appeal by the Minister of Home Affairs against a Johannesburg High Court ruling on Zimbabwe Exemption Permits (ZEPs).

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2 w. ago Jailed bogus doctor swindled prospective nurse trainees US$8,000

By Staff Reporter A BULAWAYO man, who posed as a qualified medical doctor, has been convicted of multiple fraud and sentenced to an effective 42 months’ imprisonment. The accused person, 29-year-old Prosper Taurai Vanhuvaone, appeared at the Bulawayo Magistrates Court on charges involving false representation as a registered medical doctor and agent facilitating certificates of The post Jailed bogus doctor swindled prospective nurse trainees US$8,000 appeared first on NewZimbabwe.com.

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4 w. ago High Court of Zimbabwe says no violation of rights, as “Patriotic Act” remains law

HARARE - The High Court of Zimbabwe has dismissed an application by Freeman Chari, a biomedical scientist and software engineer, challenging the constitutionality of Section 22A(2)(b) of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act, popularly known as the Patriotic Act. The post High Court of Zimbabwe says no violation of rights, as “Patriotic Act” remains law appeared first on Nehanda Radio.

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