Features and Highlights
Eight(8) New magistrates sworn in
On the 4th of October 2019,The Judicial Service Commission swore-in eight new magistrates, seven of them female, in a move that acting Chief Magistrate Munamato Mutevedzi said would ease the backlog of cases before the courts.
We believe that the new magistrates will assist in the backlog of cases. For more information click:.READ MORE...
Those sworn-in were Charity Mutonongera, Vavariro Gavi, Patricia Kamanda, Tamara Chivindi, Nomagugu Maposa, Grace Tupiri, Samukelisiwe Gumbo and one man, Chiuta Dube.The new magistrates pose for a photo at Rotten Row Magistrates Court
JSC attended the 14th Conference of the IACA in Astana, Kazakhstan on 17-18 September 2019
The Judicial Service Commission of Zimbabwe attended an International Conference in Astana, Kazakhstan on 17-18 September 2019 sponsored by International Association for Court Administration (IACA) . The agenda featured a mix of plenary and concurrent breakout sessions on the 17th September 2019 . On the 18th September 2019 , IACA conferees will meet jointly with conferees of the International Judges Association.
The general theme of the Conference is Progress in Achieving Justice in a Global Context. For more information click:.READ MORE...
The Chief Justice Honourable Luke Malaba pose for a photo during the (IACA) International Conference that was held in Astana, Kazakhstan on the 17th to the 18th of September 2019.
End of Second Term Year 2019,Leopard Rock Judges Symposium
The Deputy Chief Justice Honourable Mrs E.C Gwaunza gave a presentation on the topic "Perfomance appraisal-Towards a Zimbabwean Model" during the second Term Judges Symposium.The presentation focused much on the methodologies that can be used to evaluate the perfomance of courts so as to hold courts accountable for the tax payer's money .
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The Deputy Chief Justice giving her presentation during the end of second term Judges Symposium that was held at Leopard Rock in Vumba on the 11th to the 14th of September 2019.
JSC, NBS ink housing deal for Magistrates.
Housing problems will soon be a thing of the past for Magistrates and Judges after the Judicial Service Commission signed a memorundum of understanding with the National Building Society to provide mortgages for judicial officers. All Magistrates, in terms of the deal that was sealed, are now legible for mortgages and they have option to buy complete houses or to get funding to develop their own stands
Model houses offered by National Building Society.
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The Judicial service commission Secretary-Mr W .T Chikwana conducting training on Commercial Court to clerks of court on the 15th of March 2019.
The Honourable Deputy Chief Justice Gwaunza together with High Court Bulawayo Judges officiating during the opening of the 2019 Legal year.
Judges of the Superior Courts pose for a photo during end of second term symposium held at Leopard Rock in Vumba .
The Honourable Chief Justice Luke Malaba together with the Constitutional and Supreme Court Judges officiating during the opening of the 2019 Legal year.
Honourable Mr Justice Garwe,JA poses for a photo with Honourable Justice Mawadze and Honourable Justice Mafusire.
The Honourable Judge President of the High Court,Justice Chiweshe pose for a photo with High Court Mutare Judges and members of Zimbabwe security forces during the 2019 legal year opening ceremony.
