Lusaka lawyer John Sangwa has charged that High Court judge William Mweemba breached the Constitution in the Finance Bank case occasioning the defendant serious financial losses and incalculable damage to its reputation as a financial

The State has appealed against the acquittal of former Copperbelt Police Commissioner Mary Tembo, in her case of abuse of authority of office. This is in a case where Tembo, 58, of house number 4,

Itezh-Tezhi UPND member of parliament Herbert Shabula and a businessman have entered a consent judgment in a matter in which the lawmaker was sued for allegedly failing to pay K180,000 for a Range Rover Vogue

Rainbow Party leader Wynter Kabimba’s law firm has denied owing National Pensions Scheme Authority (NAPSA) unpaid rentals of over K300,000, claiming that several payments it made had been omitted by the pensions in its statement

Luyando Kopakopa, a clinical medical student, has asked the Lusaka High Court to determine whether Legana Investment Limited is competent to sue her and her partner when it should have joined in the earlier proceedings

Lumwana Mining Company Limited has told the Lusaka High Court that the seven expatriates who are claiming payment of over US$4.5 million benefits from it after their contracts were allegedly unlawfully terminated are not entitled

The Law Association of Zambia (LAZ) has asked the Constitutional Court to dismiss a matter in which three politicians and two individuals have sued the association over its decision to drag President Edgar Lungu and

Lusaka Lawyer Tutwa Ngulube has written to the Law Association of Zambia (LAZ) complaining about professional misconduct against Constitutional lawyer John Sangwa with regard to his letter to President Edgar Lungu in which he asked

The Constitutional Court has reserved judgement on the Law Association of Zambia’s (LAZ) request to dismiss a notice of motion by the State to have the petition where LAZ is challenging the Amendment of Bill

About 120 people have sued United Prosperous and Peaceful Zambia (UPPZ) president Charles Chanda in the Lusaka High Court, for allegedly offering them sale of land fraudulently, with the purpose of swindling members of the