PM loses court bid in maintenance case

Harare Bureau
PRIME Minister Morgan Tsvangirai yesterday lost a bid to have the $15 000 maintenance claim by his wife Ms Locardia Karimatsenga struck off the roll.

Harare Civil Court magistrate Mr Reuben Mukavhi ruled that the application was properly before the courts and that the hearing should be held.

PM Tsvangirai had argued that the application did not comply with the provisions of the Maintenance Act.

The premier’s lawyer Advocate Thabani Mpofu said the claim could have been brought up through summons and not a court application.

He also argued that service of the court papers was not done properly.

Adv Mpofu raised the objection just before the maintenance inquiry but Mr Mukavhi ruled against him.

Parties in mixed reactions over election dates

Chronicle Reporter

POLITICAL parties yesterday expressed mixed reactions over the proposed March 2013 harmonised election date with the MDC formations demanding more reforms before the holding of the polls.

Govt gets $1m for road network dualisation

Chronicle Reporter
THE Government has secured  a $1 million loan facility from the Development Bank of Southern Africa to improve the country’s road network

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