Rutendo NgaraSENIOR STAFF WRITER ZIMBABWEANS should avoid insulting prosecutors on social media as they are simply carrying out their constitutional mandate, Prosecutor-General Loice Matanda-Moyo has pleaded.Speaking in Harare yesterday at a Superior Court Procedures Workshop on Appeals attended by senior lawyers, Matanda-Moyo emphasised that justice delivery remained apolitical and stressed the importance of professionalism and…

Rutendo Ngara THREE High Court judges were sworn in Harare yesterday by Chief Justice Luke Malaba and will be deployed to new stations in Kwekwe and Gwanda.The three judges, Custom Kachambwa, Doreen Hove, and Lawrence Masimba Murasi, were elevated from the Labour Court bench.Speaking to the media after the swearing-in ceremony at the Constitutional Court,…

Yvonne NcubeTHREE suspected illegal gold panners have appeared in court facing murder charges following the death of a fellow miner in Filabusi, Insiza District, after a dispute over missing gold ore.The accused, Mbuso Dube, 28, Thembani Nkomo, 27, and Nkululeko Moyo, 31, yesterday appeared before magistrate Sukoluhle Nunu.They were not asked to plead and were…

Brighton Muronzereyi and Brandon Josphat A TOP-DOWN decision by authorities to discourage Cambridge examinations, without taking the concerns of key stakeholders into account, risks severe, long-term consequences for the country’s education sector. So warn educators, who emphasis that parents need to be consulted on the government’s move to make it mandatory for all schools to…