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The outcry outcry over the quality of new high court judges to be sworn in Monday 17 June continues. Journalist Hopewell Chin’ono, in <a href="https://x.com/daddyhope/status/1802308041498362072">a post on X described the appointment</a> of these judges as the burying of Zimbabwe’s judiciary. 
In a notice released by the government days go, Mnangagwa said he had appointed former magistrates Faith Mushure and Ngoni Nduna and lawyers Regis Demure, Philipa Phillips, Gibson Mandaza, Joel Mambara, Naison Chivhayo, Vivian Ndlovu, Sijabuliso Siziba and Mpokiseng Dube as judges of the High Court.
Chin’ono says the president selected judges who would likely rule in his favour, and not based on their qualification for the job.
Said Chin’ono:
<blockquote>
Dear Fellow Africans,
When we say that the Zimbabwean judiciary has collapsed through capture, incompetence, and corruption, this is what we mean.
These men and women you see in this video clip publicly failed their interviews. Some are even crooks who don’t repay debts, yet President Mnangagwa is appointing them as judges tomorrow.
These are the men and women who will be part of Zimbabwe’s high court.
They know they are not qualified, the president knows they are not qualified, but they got the job because they have done things for the regime!
One of them, Ngoni Nduna, who until these interviews was a magistrate, outraged the international legal community when he removed my lawyer, Beatrice Mtetwa from representing me in 2020 after I had been arrested on trumped-up charges.
Even the Chinese bar condemned his actions. He doesn’t pay his debts, yet our president ignored all that. From tomorrow, he will be a judge!
This is the quality of judiciary that we will have and have had in Zimbabwe.
Some of them like Nduna were used at the magistrates court to illegally deny opposition figures, journalists and activists bail.
When a person is appointed a judge when they are unqualified, they will seek to return that favour by making illegal rulings which go against the constitution. 
Under the so called Second Republic the judiciary has been buried!
Welcome to my Zimbabwe!!!
</blockquote>
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"Judiciary Has Been Buried", Chin'ono Decries ED's Appointment Of 'Unqualified' Judges

MDC Alliance vice president Professor Welshman Ncube, says a large part of the political problems bedevilling Zimbabwe is caused by an incompetent judiciary that has propped up wishes of the military state instead of protecting the citizenry.
His remarks come as the MDC Alliance led by Nelson Chamisa is fighting for political survival, with a rival formation led by Douglas Mwonzora using the courts and State agents to grab its funds and offices.
Prof Ncube claimed the judiciary awarded Mwonzora’s MDC-T with political power yet the party was a state project that had nothing to do with the people’s interests.
Speaking during an interview with CITE on the Breakfast Club, on Monday, Ncube, who is a constitutional law expert, said:
<blockquote>
A large part of Zimbabwe’s problems today, I regret to say, are because we have a judiciary that has abandoned its responsibility.
The attempted capture of the opposition by the state is a fault that lies squarely in the doors of the judiciary.
This nonsense about Mwonzora given our money and much of this nonsense about a party that did not contest an election, whose name is not on the ballot paper yet is given our MPs and allowed to recall our MPs – all of that nonsense is the fault of the judiciary in this country.
</blockquote>
Prof Ncube noted that if Zimbabwe had a judiciary that properly applied the law and pursued justice there would be no political chaos in the country. He said:
<blockquote>
We will not be having all of this nonsense that is happening right now because no one will even attempt it because the law is very clear.
The courts will pronounce clearly but because now anything goes, we witness all this nonsense that is taking place.
So at the door of the judiciary lies much of the responsibility that is happening in this country.
</blockquote>
Prof Ncube also noted that a strong judiciary was needed for democracy to thrive and used Zambia as a lesson where the northern country’s governance systems were in order.
He also said he was happy that the new Zambian president, Hakainde Hichilema, had expressed commitment to continue promoting democracy, which was what the SADC region needed.
<h4>More: <a href="https://cite.org.zw/judiciary-to-blame-for-opposition-capture-prof-ncube/">CITE</a></h4>

Prof Ncube: Judiciary To Blame For Opposition Capture

Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has reportedly set its sights on the judiciary and on churches, The Sunday Mail reports. The anti-graft body has reportedly opened an investigation into judges, magistrates, and church leaders alleged to be engaged in corrupt activities.
This was revealed by the ZACC Chief, Justice Loice Matanda-Moyo who said they were investigating corruption in the judiciary even though she emphasized there will be no interference on the independence of the judiciary from ZACC:
<blockquote>The investigation against members of the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) is underway, but we want to ensure that there will be no outcry of interference on the Judiciary.
The commission is tracing the source of funds which shows that the church member who paid a US$100 000 tithe had made US$1 million.
Our institutions are not free from corruption; we have arrested some police officers while some members of ZACC have been dismissed on corruption charges
The commission has submitted eight applications for unexplained wealth orders with the High Court of Zimbabwe. We have started tracing assets in South Africa, United Kingdom, United Arab Emirates, Malasyia, Mauritius and Kenya.
This year, the commission has so far submitted 87 dockets for prosecution. We understand that the NPA has been on a recruiting drive and we look forward to corruption cases being given top priority next year</blockquote>
Matanda Moyo refused to shed light on the case about a prominent bishop who allegedly received a US$100 000 tithe from his church congregant but said corruption is deep-rooted in institutions.
ZACC last week headlined for claiming that it has recovered over 500 vehicles in the last 18 months.
More: <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/zacc-probes-judiciary-churches">The Sunday News </a>

ZACC Goes After Judges And Churches

MDC Alliance presidential candidate Nelson Chamisa has said that the opposition has no confidence that the judiciary system will impartially resolve electoral matters. Responding to advise from President Emmerson Mnangagwa and The Elders chairman Kofi Annan, Chamisa told supporters in Bulawayo,
<blockquote>I was given enough evidence about how postal voting was conducted. Police officers voted in the presence of their seniors. Yes, and this is why we went to court. But I heard the court was saying something else, which is also an issue about our courts in Zimbabwe.
Our courts should be sanctuaries of justice, our courts should be citadels of justice, not to be extensions of partisan politics because you might be found on the wrong side of the law. It’s very important for our courts to be independent, it is very important for our courts to be the last bastion of justice. We see Zanu-PF encroaching into the courts.
Yesterday (Friday),(President) Mnangagwa was now saying, Chamisa, if you are not happy, go to the courts. We are not dull; I will not go into your bedroom. . . I will not go that route. We will go to the people, and we will discuss this issue in the court of public opinion. Let the people decide. . .</blockquote>
<h3>Also Read: <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2018/07/18/high-court-dismisses-mdc-alliances-application-challenging-postal-ballot-process-done-by-police/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">High Court Dismisses MDC Alliance’s Application Challenging Postal Ballot Process Done By Police</a></h3>
More: <a href="http://www.sundaymail.co.zw/chamisa-trashes-elders-sadc-counsel/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Sunday Mail</a>

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