Nyanga villagers in court to recover seized property
Villagers in Nyanga have approached the Magistrates Court, seeking the return of property seized by ZANU PF thugs in the run-up to last year’s bloody, one-man presidential election run-off. At the height of that campaign MDC villagers were targeted and lost cattle, goats, chickens, ploughs and food stocks.

Civil Society constitutional convention rejects use of Kariba draft
The co-chairperson of the Parliamentary Select Committee on constitutional reform, Douglas Mwonzora, on Friday said Mugabe’s comments that the new constitution must be anchored in the Kariba Draft just reflected his personal view. Mwonzora told 2,000 delegates attending the ‘people’s constitutional convention’ that Mugabe’s views were not binding on the constitution-making process.

Journalists in court to make media commission order binding
The freelance journalists who were barred from covering the COMESA summit recently, have made an application in the High Court to make a court decision legally binding. Jealous Mawarire, Stanley Gama, Stanley Kwenda and Valentine Maponga had successfully challenged the legality of the Media and Information Commission, and it’s requirement that journalists needed to register with the commission.