Law Society of Zimbabwe appoints new boss

Courts must not be influenced by public opinion on a subject matter that is pending before them

Auxilia Katongomara, Chronicle Reporter
BULAWAYO lawyer Mr Thandazani Masiye-Moyo has been elected as the new Law Society of Zimbabwe (LSZ) president, taking over from Mr Misheck Hogwe, whose tenure had expired.

Mr Masiye- Moyo, a senior partner at Masiye-Moyo and Associates Legal Practitioners in Bulawayo was a councillor at the LSZ prior to his elevation to head the organisation.

He will be deputised by Mr Tatenda Mawere of Mawere, Sibanda Commercial Lawyers.

More to follow. . .

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