All posts by Mwaka Ndawa
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Lecturer recounts how teacher shot dead his wife
A LECTURER at Zambia Open University has told the Lusaka High Court that his tenant, Kenneth Makina, shot dead his wife when she went to...
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Court orders CEC to allow uninterrupted power supply to KCM
THE Lusaka High Court has ordered Copperbelt Energy Corporation and its agents to allow uninterrupted supply of electricity by Zesco to KCM using its transmission...
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KCM, Zesco seek court injunction against CEC
KONKOLA Copper Mines has contended that the disruption of power supply to its facilities by Copperbelt Energy Corporation will result in irreparable injury, including but...
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Simuamba refuses to recuse himself and refer Kambwili case to High Court
PRINCIPAL resident magistrate David Simusamba has charged that the attempts by Chishimba Kambwili to have his forgery case transferred to another court as a way...
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ConCourt allows UPND joining Mwelwa’s deregistration of parties case
THE Constitutional Court has authorised the UPND to be joined as an interested party in a matter Livingstone magistrate Benjamin Mwelwa wants it to compel...
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Chinese challenge termination of employment with Kingphar
NINE Chinese have sued Kingphar Company Zambia Limited, under supervision and commencement of business rescue proceedings, demanding damages for the illegal termination of their contract...
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Mosho faces contempt
THE Kabwe High Court has authorised Kingphar Company Zambia Limited director and its employee to commence contempt proceedings against Lusaka lawyer Lewis Mosho for illegally...
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Don’t give Matafwali injunction, Sampa tells court
LUSAKA mayor Miles Sampa says his letter to town clerk Alex Mwansa that only K60,000 market funds were deposited in the Lusaka City Council account...
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Kaizer laments delay serving him originating process in kidnapping, assault case
KAIZER Zulu has contended that the failure by his assault victims to serve the amended writ of summons and statement of claim is gravely prejudicing...
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Prime TV petition incompetent before court – Malupenga
THE State says it is lawful for freedom of the press or media organisations to be curtailed to ensure compliance with regulatory and registration requirements...
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