Harare – In Zimbabwe, the Guardianship of Minors Act [Chapter 5:08] regulates the law regarding minors, in accordance with the constitution of the Republic of Zimbabwe, 2013. A child`s best interests are of paramount importance in every matter concerning the child. This is in terms of section 81(2) of the Constitution. Therefore, the state must […]
Application for Guardianship. Read More »
With a vigorous passion for seeing to it that individual’s legal problems are solved, and a determination to find growth and advancement, Sithembile Gumbo (Thembi) joined the law firm at a very young age in 2004 under the founder, Justice NP Munangati-Manongwa. She was employed as a legal secretary. Thembi quickly found her niche in
CELEBRATING TWENTY YEARS OF SERVICE BY OUR GENERAL MANAGER, SITHEMBILE GUMBO. Read More »
In the heart of southern Africa lies a nation rich in culture, history, and a commitment to democratic governance: Zimbabwe. Yet, beyond its picturesque landscapes and vibrant communities, lies a meticulously woven tapestry of laws that govern the nation. From the initial spark of an idea to its transformation into binding legislation, the journey is
Deciphering the Tapestry of Law: Inside Zimbabwe’s Legislative Labyrinth Read More »
Kigali, Rwanda – Our, colleague, Ms. Koshesayi Madzika left for Kigali, Rwanda on the 31st of July 2023 for a three-day workshop that was organized by Cybertech Africa. The main purpose of the workshop was to educate interested parties on cybersecurity issues affecting Africa. On the 3rd day, Cybertech Africa organized a Hackathon in which
Zimbabwean legal practitioner excels at Cybertech Africa Hackathon, Kigali, Rwanda Read More »
Kindly take note of some changes that were made under the Labour Amendment Act, Act 11 of 2023. These include changes in the definition of forced labor, obligations on the employer to pay equal salaries to employees regardless of gender, changes to the law on termination of employment, and as well as changes in the
Labor Amendment Act, Act 11 of 2023. Read More »
Harare – In terms of section 53 (1) of the Electoral Act [chapter 2:13], a polling station shall be open continuously from 7am -7pm on a polling day. There is however an exception to this general rule, For a good cause, if the constituency elections officer determines that it is not possible to open a
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