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Judicial Service Commission - Nomination Form for Judicial Appointments (High Court)

On 17th June 2021 the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) advertised nine vacancies on the High Court and called for nominations from members of the public of suitably qualified persons to fill these vacancies.  This was in compliance with section 180(4) of the Constitution.  THE OFFICIAL JSC NOMINATION FORM - DOWNLOADABLE BELOW - MUST BE USED FOR EACH NOMINATION. 

COURT WATCH 8/2021 - High Court decides Chief Justice Malaba Has Resigned

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COURT WATCH 8/2021

[17th May 2021]

High Court Decides Chief Justice Malaba Has Retired

After a hearing on the 14th May that went on into the early hours of the next morning, the High Court delivered a judgment on the 15th May declaring that Chief Justice Malaba had retired from the Bench on reaching his 70th birthday that day – in other words, that he was no longer Chief Justice of Zimbabwe or even a judge.

HC 2021-45 Respondents Notice of Opposition in MISA & Anor v Ministers of Health and Information

RESPONDENT'S NOTICE OF OPPOSITION

TAKE NOTICE THAT the respondents intends to oppose the Urgent Chamber Application on the grounds set out in the affidavits annexed to this notice, and that their address for service is specified below.

DATED at HARARE this day of January 2021.

Note from Veritas

SI 2020-249 High Court (Commercial Division) (Amendment) Rules, 2020 (No. 1)

IT is hereby notified that the Minister of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs has, in terms of section 56 of the High Court Act [Chapter 7:06], approved the following rules of court made by the Chief Justice, to regulate the proceedings of the Commercial Division of the High Court:—
1. These rules may be cited as the High Court (Commercial Division) (Amendment) Rules, 2020 (No. 1).

Zimbabwe Media Commission: High Court stops Accreditation of Online Content Providers

In a judgment dated 3rd June [first document downloadable below] Justice Zhou granted an interim interdict stopping the Zimbabwe Media Commission [ZMC] stopping the Zimbabwe Media Commission from proceeding with accreditation of media practitioners represented by ZOCC [the Zimbabwe Online Content Providers Trust] on the basis of the new categories for accreditation introduced through the Commission’s press statement ZMC04/2020 of Thursday 21st May 2020 [second

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