Category: Public Office Charter of Zimbabwe
THE LEADERSHIP CONUNDRUM
Yesterday, Mr Mutumwa Mawere attended a dinner hosted by the African Leadership Magazine and the keynote speaker was former President Mahama of Ghana. He was privileged to explore his hypothesis […]
THE ENFORCEABILITY OF RESTRAINT OF TRADE AGREEMENTS
In many instances an employer requires its employees to sign a certain restraint of trade agreement which in essence bind the employee from not being employed by the employers competitors. […]
Mujuru challenges Presidential powers
Zimbabwe People First leader Dr Joice Mujuru has gone to the Constitutional Court to challenge the legality of a Presidential decree providing a legal framework for the introduction of bond […]
Understanding Constitution – Bank of Knowledge.
1. Constitution• The supreme law of the land.• The basic law of a state which sets out how that state will be organized, the powers and authorities of government between […]
Think-tank challenges Presidential Powers
LEGAL think-tank, Veritas, says the Presidential Powers (Temporary Measures) Act is unconstitutional and needs to be repealed. In its recent post on alignment of 126 laws with the Constitution and […]
THE POLITICIZATION OF THE STATE
To what extent is the hypothesis that in the post-colonial era, state institutions that promote and protect the rights entrenched in the constitution has been sufficiently compromised by the executive […]
They call the Third World the lazy man’s purview
This article was penned by Field Ruwe. He is a US-based Zambian media practitioner and author. He is a PhD candidate with a B.A. in Mass Communication and Journalism, and […]
Zanu PF plunders state resources
Over the years, the Zanu PF regime has always illegally and unconstitutionally conflated the relationship between Zanu PF as a political party and the State or government. Because Zanu PF is […]
#PublicOfficeCharter of Zimbabwe
This is what the Constitution of Zimbabwe demands of every public official of Zimbabwe. Every public officer should respect the fundamental rights or freedoms of any person – s48-78 (Bill […]