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  1. RUTENDO MUNYENGETERWA versus TAKUDZWA MUBAIWA

    Harare High Court · HH-451-26 · 06 2026

    Section 7(5) of the Matrimonial Causes Act [Chapter 5:13] allows for consent papers between the parties by permitting the court to make orders in accordance with a written agreement regarding the division of assets and maintenance upon divorce.

  2. CAROLINE NJEKE versus JEMIAS NJEKE N.O (In his capacity as executor of estate late of the late Eliphas Ndide Njeke)and THE MASTER OF THE HIGH COURT

    Harare High Court · HH-450-26 · 06 2026

    The applicant is the daughter of the late Eliphas Njeke, who died on 2 April 1999. She has approached this Court seeking the removal of her sibling, the first respondent, as co-executor in the administration of the deceased estate, DR…

  3. WICKNELL MUNODAANI CHIVAYO versus SONJA LOUISE MADZIKANDA

    Harare High Court · HH-449-26 · 06 2026

    After considering submissions from counsels for both parties, and the history of this matter, I find that the application is a veiled attempt to get the assistance of the court to defeat an extant order by consent.

  4. GOVINE INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD versus ANDREW TAPERA

    Harare High Court · HCC-22-26 · 06 2026

    A company, such as the applicant, is an artificial person, a creature of the statute. It cannot speak for itself. It is represented by its board of directors, who speak through a board resolution. When a company litigates, the deponent…

  5. ZODWA SIMBI versus MUSIYIWA SILAS PARADZA

    Harare High Court · HH-447-26 · 06 2026

    This is an application for rescission of judgment brought in terms of r 27 of the High Court Rules, 2021 (“the High Court Rules”). The applicant seeks the setting aside of a judgment granted by this court under case number…

  6. JOSEPH HONDO versus CITY OF HARARE

    Harare High Court · HH-446-26 · 06 2026

    Plaintiff is a hawker who usually plies his trade at or near KARIGAMOMBE Centre, Harare. On 3 October 2018, plaintiff alleged that whilst at his workplace, he was unlawfully and wrongfully assaulted by Municipal Policemen whose identities are unknown to…

  7. LETWIN SIYAMPONGO versus CITY OF HARARE

    Harare High Court · HH-445-26 · 06 2026

    This is a delictual claim for damages. Plaintiff issued summons against the Defendant claiming the following; 1. Payment of the sum of USD $10 000-00 being damages for pain and suffering. 2. An order in terms of s 85(1) of…

  8. GRACE COMMUNICATIONS (PRIVATE) LIMITED versus THE PERMANENT SECRETARY, MINISTRY OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND PUBLIC WORKS N.O and BLUEGEN CONSULTANTS (PRIVATE) LIMITED and FORIT CONTRACTING (PRIVATE) LIMITED

    Harare High Court · HH-443-26 · 06 2026

    This is an opposed urgent chamber application for an interim interdict. The application is made in terms of r 60(1) of the High Court Rules, 2021. On 4 June 2026, after hearing from the parties’ legal practitioners, I granted a…

  9. MINISTER OF LANDS, AGRICULTURE, FISHERIES, WATER AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT versus MAMINA HOPE RESOURCES (PRIVATE) LIMITED and THE REGISTRAR OF DEEDS

    Supreme Court · SC-37-26 · 06 2026

    This is a chamber application in terms of r 50 of the Supreme Court Rules, 2025 (“the Rules”] for condonation and an extension of time within which to file an appeal. The intended appeal is against a judgment of the…

  10. PRINCE DUBEKO SIBANDA versus THE PARLIAMENT OF ZIMBABWE

    Constitutional Court of Zimbabwe · CCZ-09-26 · 06 2026

    This is an application brought before the Court in terms of s 167(2)(d) of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, 2013, as read with r 32(1) of the Constitutional Court Rules, 2025. The applicant impugns the conduct of the respondent in publishing…

  11. 1) REUBEN ZULU (2) GODFREY GURIRA (3) SHOORAYI NYAMANGODO (4) JOSEPH CHINYANGARE (5) DIGMORE KNOWLEDGE NDIYA (6) JOSEPH CHINGUWA versus (1) THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF ZIMBABWE N.O. (2) THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF ZIMBABWE

    Constitutional Court of Zimbabwe · CCZ-08-26 · 06 2026

    This is an application in terms of s 167(2)(d) of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, 2013, as read with r 32 of the Constitutional Court Rules, 2025. The application is made on the basis that the first respondent has failed to…

  12. (1) JOSEPHAT GWATIDA (2) MAXWELL CHAENDERA (3) PEARSON MSEVENZI (4) DAVID MUGABE (5) LOVEMORE MLAMBO (6) JOSHUA CHIGOVA (7) BERNARD RUVETSA (8) SIYAI MOZHENDI (9) ROBERT WISKESI (10) PRECIOUS NYIKA (11) EDISON DENGU (12) TAPIWA KUMUTSANA (13) BETTY KIYANA MANDAVA (14) ONESIMUS BHEBHE (15) MAZURUSE MAHLASERA (16) AARON DZIMIRI (17) DANIEL CHINODYA (18) AARON PAUNDI (19) DENNIS CHADENGA (20) DENNIS PARADZA (21) VINCENT MOYO (22) GILBERT GUMBA (23) ABEL BANDA (24) SAIMON MUTAVIKWA (25) MEMORY NCUBE (26) TASISIYO KWINDINGWI (27) KUDAKWASHE MHLANGA versus (1) MINISTER OF JUSTICE, LEGAL & PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS (2) ATTORNEY GENERAL (3) SMM HOLDINGS

    Constitutional Court of Zimbabwe · CCZ-07-26 · 06 2026

    The applicants approached the High Court under s 85(1) of the Constitution alleging a violation of their fundamental rights enshrined under sections 65(1) and 56(1) of the Constitution respectively. Specifically, they sought an order of invalidity in respect of s…

  13. RODCENT MOTORS (PVT) LTD versus VALENTINE INTERNATIONAL (PVT) LTD

    Harare High Court · HH-442-26 · 06 2026

    The appellant and the respondent are companies duly incorporated in terms of the laws of Zimbabwe. On 14 March 2018, they entered into an agreement in terms of which the respondent leased to the appellant certain space measuring 35m wide…

  14. GEORGE NYASHANU versus GEORGE MARONGEDZE and URBAN MOVEN MAHACHI CO-OP SOCIETY LTD and URBAN DEVELOPMENT CO-OPERATION

    Harare High Court · HH-438-26 · 06 2026

    Plaintiff issued summons against the defendant claiming: “(1) An order declaring that, (i) The plaintiff is the rightful and lawful owner of stand number 18824 Stoneridge Farm Harare. (ii)That the clearance card by the third Defendant and confirmatory letter by…

  15. ISIAH KUFA versus ZIMBABWE REVENUE AUTHORITY and ZIMBABWE REVENUE AUTHORITY COMMISSIONER GENERAL CUSTOM EXERCISE and REGIONAL MANAGER ZIMBABWE REVENUE AUTHORITY and ZIMBABWE REVENUE AUTHORITY KAZUNGULA STATION MANAGER

    Harare High Court · HH-437-26 · 06 2026

    This is an application for condonation of the late filing of a review application arising from decisions made under the Customs and Excise Act [Chapter 23:02] (“the Customs and Excise Act”).

  16. THE SHERIFF OF ZIMBABWE versus FOREST LODGE NURSERY (PRIVATE) LIMITED and NMB BANK LIMITED

    Harare High Court · HH-434-26 · 06 2026

    The Applicant approached this court seeking the determination of competing claims, a remedy established in terms of Rule 63. The Judgment Creditor obtained judgment against Forest Lodge Flowers (Pvt) Ltd (hereinafter called “the Judgment Debtor”) in case number HCH3889/25 on…

  17. THE STATE versus NEVERSON MOYO

    Bulawayo High Court · HB-86-26 · 06 2026

    These proceedings were placed before me on automatic review in terms of Section 57 of the Magistrates Court Act [Chapter 7:10] (“the MCA”).

  18. THETHELANI MBAMBO (nee MASEKO) versus NDODANA MBAMBO

    Bulawayo High Court · HB-84-26 · 06 2026

    This is an application for my recusal and it is as follows:- That on 5 November 2024 a case management meeting prior to trial was held in terms of the rules in my chambers.

  19. HE CHAO QIANG and ZHANG JIABO versus THE STATE and F. MKWANANZI N.O

    Supreme Court · HCC-21-26 · 06 2026

    The two applicants are foreign nationals based in Zambia. The 2nd applicant drove into Zimbabwe from Zambia through the Kariba border post. On exiting Zimbabwe, a search was conducted on his motor vehicle, and US$9000 and two bars of gold…

  20. SIMON GONDE versus ST GILES REHABILITATION CENTRE AND FORWARD MUGABE NO

    Labour Court · LC 216-26 · 06 2026

    The applicant was employed by 1st respondent on a 3 month fixed term contract from 19 June 2023 which expired on 30 September 2023. On 14 September the board came up with a resolution that he be offered a 4-year…