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People with Disabilities Act: Progressive milestone or missed opportunity?
A critical analysis of Zimbabwe's new Persons with Disabilities Act, examining whether it delivers real, enforceable rights for persons with disabilities or remains a symbolic step constrained by bureaucracy and ministerial discretion.
PUBLIC NOTICE ON EVENTS SURROUNDING ALLEGATIONS OF A POLICE SIEGE AT MESSRS TENDAI BITI LAW OFFICES IN HARARE ON 15 NOVEMBER 2025
We have been retained as legal counsel for Tendai Biti Law including its staff, partners and principal Mr. Tendai Biti. This arises from the deployment of several police officers within the vicinity and precincts of Tendai Biti Law offices in Milton Park Harare.
ZIMBABWEANS AND THE ENTREPRENEURIAL SPIRIT
Zimbabwe has massive investment opportunities in many sectors for many people from inside and outside the country. Zimbabweans are highly entrepreneurial and have succeeded in their ventures and leadership of such ventures inside and outside Zimbabwe.
JUSTICE MOSES CHINHENGO PASSES ON
We are very sad to learn of the passing on of Justice Moses Chinhengo today in the morning in Masvingo. Justice Chinhengo was a distinguished jurist who was well respected for his professionalism and practice in delivery of justice and strengthening of the rule of law in Southern Africa.
Intergenerational Leadership Conversations on Human Rights, Dignity and Values
Our Principal Managing Partner Arnold Tsunga doing what he enjoys best as a passion, leading intergenerational discussions on leadership and institution building with a focus on human rights, dignity and values.
CELEBRATING THE DAY OF THE AFRICAN CHILD
Today 16 June 2025, we join the rest of progressive global society in commemorating and celebrating the Day of the African Child. The day commemorates and celebrates the courageous 1976 Soweto Uprising, where Black South African students protested the imposition of apartheid-era education policies.
HOW DO YOU COMBAT MISINFORMATION AND DISINFORMATION IN LEGAL PROCESS?
Misinformation and disinformation is real especially in this era of generative artificial intelligence. This approach by the judiciary of South Africa is one way in which the public can Fact-check all documents purporting to be coming from the court to minimise the negative consequences and impact of mis and disinformation.