Courts

Trial in a case in which five Patriotic Front cadres are accused of assaulting and proposing violence against Minister of Justice Given Lubinda yesterday failed to take off as the complainant had reportedly traveled out

A 49-year-old security guard from Central Statistical Office has been dragged to court for allegedly stealing four fire extinguishers worth over K4,000, from his employer. In this matter, Teddy Sekwila of Lusaka is charged with

A 31-year-old man of John Laing Compound has been slapped with a six months jail sentence for stealing 20 litres of cooking oil, after he told the Lusaka Magistrates’ Court that the devil’s heart influenced

Economic and Equity Party (EPP) president Chilufya Tayali says he wants to change his kind of politics so that he can be less controversial and provocative. Meanwhile, the Lusaka Magistrates’ Court has acquitted Tayali of

The Lusaka High Court has reserved ruling to a date to be advised, on Vedanta Resources Holdings’ application to stay and refer the Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) winding-up proceedings to arbitration. This is the matter

Vyansilati Enterprise Limited has asked the Lusaka High Court to enter judgement on admission for the K2.6 million it’s claiming from Policy Monitoring and Research Centre executive director Bernadette Deka. It wants the Court to

Lusaka magistrate Lameck Mwale has discharged two directors of Ultimate Insurance Limited accused of stealing over K470,000 from their employer and engaging in money laundering involving K600,000 after the prosecution and complainant failed to appear

Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) chief executive officer Zindaba Soko yesterday appeared before the Lusaka Magistrates’ Court in connection with some money laundering charges slapped on him by the Drug Enforcement Commission which are

A Kenyan reverend of Redeemed Gospel Church International has sued a bishop and pastor from the same church, seeking a refund of all the monies that he spent to set up a church branch in

Government Printers gazette editor Philemon Kapukanya has testified in the Lusaka Magistrates’ Court that in 1986, President Edgar Lungu advertised for the change of his names to include “Chagwa”. Meanwhile, a Registrar at the University