Courts

PROSPECT Tech Limited and a Lusaka man, Prince Siame, have asked the Lusaka High Court to enter judgement in default of appearance and defence against UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema and other opposition party members. This

LUSAKA High Court Judge Wilfred Muma has vacated an ex-parte order of interim injunction that was granted to former City Market manager Mwenya Matafwali restraining suspended Lusaka Mayor Miles Sampa and Zambia Daily Mail newspaper

An Absa Bank Zambia employee has testified that between 2012 and 2014, former Zambia Air Force (ZAF) commander Eric Chimese withdrew over K1.5 million from his account for building materials, plot purchase, wages and contractors.

AN MTN employee in Ndola who assaulted a neighbour’s child on New Year’s Day has been sentenced to five years. This is in a case where Madrine Numwa, 40, was facing one count of assaulting

THE Constitutional Court has dismissed a case in which Choma Principal Resident Magistrate Exnorbit Zulu wanted it to interpret certain sections of the Penal Code in relation to sexual crimes, which he said were discriminatory

NEMCHEM International Limited has dragged NRB Pharma Zambia Limited to the Lusaka High Court claiming payment of over K135,000 due to it in respect of cleaning, sanitary and gardening services rendered to the defendant. Nemchem

MINISTRY of Foreign Affairs Permanent Secretary Ronald Simwinga has denied committing adultery with an investments officer at the Development Bank of Zambia (DBZ), saying the allegations against him are frivolous and malicious. In this matter,

THE Ndola High Court has sentenced a Pharmacy student to 15 years imprisonment for defiling a 14-year-old girl whom he promised to marry. In this matter, Bernald Chilufya, 20, was charged with defilement of a

NOMINATED member of parliament Raphael Nakacinda has sued the Movement for Multi-Party Democracy (MMD) in the Lusaka High Court, seeking a declaration that his purported expulsion from the party is invalid and void. Nakacinda, who

LUSAKA lawyer Linda Kasonde’s law firm, LCK Chambers, has applied for leave to withdraw as advocates for Prime Television in a matter where the television station is challenging government’s decision to cease all cooperation with