Courts

Former Seventh Day Adventist church pastor Victor Haangala is seeking to dissolve his 35-year-old marriage with Shelly Makaye Haangala in the Lusaka High Court. Haangala, who is media personality Luyando Wood’s father, is also a […]

A 30-year-old man Lusaka has been sentenced to three months imprisonment with hard labour for trespassing at Vice-President Inonge Wina’s house. Royd Kashiwa was facing one count of criminal trespass at Government House plot 2 […]

A Nandos stores manager, her assistant and a cashier have been dragged to court for theft by servant involving K19,080.00. Nozipho Tembo, Trevor Mando and Dorica Banda are alleged to have stolen the said money […]

A 36-year-old man of Kanyama compound who stole five desk top computers valued at K80,200 from Lusaka Central Correctional facility has been sentenced to five years imprisonment with hard labour. Bright Bwalya was facing one […]

Three Zimbabwean women have appeared in the Lusaka Magistrates’ Court for stealing food stuffs and assorted items from Pick n Pay. Lindani Ndhlovu, Joyce Mutanda and Thembi Nkhosi Ndhlovu , all of Lusaka’s Chunga compound […]

The Lusaka High Court has dismissed a case in which three expelled UNIP members were seeking a declaration that the top leadership’s continued stay in office was illegal, saying the court cannot intervene in “club” […]

Muvi TV proprietor Stephen Nyirenda has been dragged to court by his recently divorced wife Lesa Kasoma over a house which they reside in. According to a statement of claim filed in the Lusaka High […]

The Lusaka Magistrates’ Court has ‘threatened’ to acquit Nchima Nchito SC due to ex Post reporter Abel Mboozi’s absence from court. In this matter, Nchima is accused of personating a Post Newspaper Limited in Liquidation […]

A 34-year-old Lusaka man who shot dead his girlfriend and injured their daughter has been committed to Lusaka High Court for trial. This is in a matter in which Shinka Kaputo of house number 600 […]

The Constitutional Court has maintained that ministers must pay back salaries and other emoluments which they accrued by staying in office after Parliament was dissolved before the 2016 elections. On August 8, 2016; just three […]