JUST IN: Anti-corruption courts launched

Chief justice Luke Malaba , permanent secretary in the Ministry of justice legal and parliamentary affairs Mrs. Virginia Mabhiza (centre), and commissioner General Godwin Matanga chats during official opening of Anti -Corruption courts on at Harare magistrates courts in Harare today -29 March 29, 2018. ( Picture by Memory Mangombe)

Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Court Reporter
Chief Justice Luke Malaba has officially launched the anti-corruption courts in Harare and Bulawayo.

Three courtrooms have been refurbished in Harare while two were set up in Bulawayo. The Judicial Services Commission has since appointed 12 magistrates to preside over corruption cases in the two cities.

The development fulfills one of the Ministry of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs’ set goals in terms of its 100-day Rapid Results Initiative.

The 100 days expire on April 10 this year.

More to follow…

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