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- Guilt by association: the over-extension of the doctrine of common purpose
- Devolution demystified: Emerging debates and prospects for devolution in Zimbabwe A discussion paper
- The State is not above the law: Enforcing a judgment against the State when it fails to comply with a judgement
- The Role of the Criminal Law in the Protection of Women Against Gender-Based Violence: Case note on S v Jeri HH-516-17
- Accessing information held by the State and State institutions Case note on Hitschmann v City of Mutare & Anor HH-211-16
- Defamation: protecting reputation or suppressing media freedom?
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- A ray of hope for the outlawing of corporal punishment in Zimbabwe: A review of recent developments
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- Using religion to sexually exploit young female parishioners Case note on the Gumbura rape cases - By Geoff Feltoe
- When Culture Clashes with the Criminal Law Case note on S v Hamunakwadi 2015 (1) ZLR 392 (H); S v Musino HH-158-17 and S v Taurayi HH-298-90 By Geoff Feltoe
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Theories of purpose of punishment
S v Mbiti (HMA 01/20, CRB 3/20) [2020] ZWMSVHC 1 (23 January 2020);
THE STATE
vs
LIVISON MBITI
HIGH COURT OF ZIMBABWE
MAWADZE J
MASVINGO, 23 January, 2020
Criminal Trial - Sentence
Assessors
- Mr Mushuku
- Mr Chikukwa
T. Chikwati for the State
J. Ruvengo for the accused
MAWADZE J: The tragic events in this matter are rather saddening.
S v Manwere (HMT 5-20, CA 47-19) [2020] ZWMTHC 5 (28 November 2019);
TELLMORE MANWERE
and
SEBASTINE TANAKA
versus
THE STATE
HIGH COURT OF ZIMBABWE
MWAYERA and MUZENDA JJ
MUTARE, 16 October 2019 and 28 November 2019
Criminal Appeal
J Mangwende, for the Appellants
Mrs J Matsikidze, for the Respondent
S v Kalenga (HH 416-18, CRB 7800/18) [2018] ZWHHC 416 (13 July 2018);
THE STATE
versus
ELIZABETH KALENGA
HIGH COURT OF ZIMBABWE
CHITAKUNYE & MUSAKWA JJ
HARARE, 13 July 2018
Criminal Review
CHITAKUNYE J. The above case came to my attention through a Newspaper article headlined “Student Nurse jailed for using forged papers”. The article informed everyone who cared to read that a woman who used false documents to secure admission as a trainee nurse was jailed for 15 months.
S v Moyo (HB 144/17, HCA 66/15) [2017] ZWBHC 144 (08 June 2017);
AKIM MOYO
Versus
THE STATE
IN THE HIGH COURT OF ZIMBABWE
BERE & MATHONSI JJ
BULAWAYO 5 & 8 JUNE 2017
Criminal Appeal
Ms T. F. Nyathi for the appellant
Ms S. Ndlovu for the respondent
