Mashonaland Central celebrates Judiciary Service Commission’s 14th anniversary

Fungai Lupande – Mashonaland Central Bureau
Mashonaland Central today joined the Judiciary Service Commission (JSC) in celebrating its 14th anniversary.

As part of the celebrations, JSC officials marched through Bindura in a procession, handing out fliers and engaging members of the public.

They were also responding to inquiries from the public.

Speaking on the sidelines of the event, Mashonaland Central Provincial Magistrate, Mr Tinashe Ndokera said they were extensively promoting the integrated electronic case management system.

He said focus was on the upcoming transition to a paperless system in the Magistrates courts, which will result in all cases being filed electronically starting in 2025.

Mr Ndokera said the system will enable individuals residing far from the court to file their cases electronically.

He expressed confidence in the readiness of the people of Mashonaland Central for the e-filing system.

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