Desmond Chingarande is a journalist at Alpha Media Holdings. He covers a range of topics including crime and justice, the judicial system, white-collar crime, and security and law enforcement, with a particular focus on court proceedings, legal reform, and corporate fraud. Desmond's work has been featured in notable publications such as MSN, The Standard Newspaper, NewsDay Zimbabwe, and Southerneye-zim.
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Desmond's coverage primarily revolves around local legal and political developments in Zimbabwe, particularly Harare. He seems to focus on crime, court cases, fraud, and financial scams. Given this focus, individuals with direct involvement or expertise in these areas within the region are likely to capture his attention.
Desmond frequently covers evolving stories and breaking news related to government & politics and crime. If you have first-hand knowledge or insights into ongoing legal proceedings or emerging political events within Zimbabwe (particularly Harare), your input may be valuable for his reporting.
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The widow, the wall and the public road
President Emmerson Mnangagwa The controversial bill seeking to extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa's term by two years and abolish direct presidential elections faces a significant new setback.
A former employee at Shabanie Mashaba Mining (SMM) has won a bruising court battle against the former asbestos miner and its administrator, Afarasi Gwaradzimba.
OPPOSITION activists Godfrey “Madzibaba veShanduko” Karembera, Jim Kunaka and Malcolm Masarira, who are facing a charge of incitement to public violence, have applied for discharge at the close of the State’s case.
A DISPUTE over the appointment of Chief Nyajena has spilled to the courts, with two Masvingo brothers challenging Last Dzivakwe's elevation to the chieftainship and citing President Emmerson Mnangagwa as a respondent.
Referendum demand hits ED’s term plot
THE Constitutional Court (ConCourt) has refused to confirm a High Court ruling that struck down part of the Patriot Act, a controversial law criminalising participation in meetings that discuss sanctions against Zimbabwe, among other issues.
Self-imposed CCC interim secretary-general Sengezo Tshabangu dismissed the constitution filed together with an affidavit by Jameson Timba, who is the bureau for administration in the opposition party.
A RUSSIAN national was on Monday apprehended at the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport while leaving with a local man he had allegedly recruited to participate in the Ukraine-Russia (UKRUS) war.
A RUWA-BASED police officer accused of fatally assaulting a suspect has had his bail revoked and a warrant of arrest issued after he failed to appear for trial at the High Court.
