The Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development, in collaboration with the Ministry of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs has launched a One Stop Centre to expedite the issuance of title deeds for individuals holding valid offer letters.

In the previous article on family trusts a lot of questions have been asked by various individuals. These were questions arising from areas which were not comprehensively articulated in that article.

Divorce is defined as dissolution of a marriage by a court of law.it entails a change of status from married to non-marital signifying that one is now separated from their spouse.

The elderly person of Zimbabwe being deserving of recognition for all their years of contribution to the Zimbabwean fiscus, are rewarded through sometimes little-known concessions and tax breaks.

The Companies and Other Business Entities Act (Chapter 24:31) was officially gazetted on November 15, 2019, and its provisions came into effect in February 2020.

In the corporate world, businesses often face financial challenges that require strategic measures to restore stability and ensure long-term sustainability.

This article outlines the legal requirements under the Cyber and Data Protection Act [Chapter 12:07], hereinafter the ‘Act' and Statutory Instrument 155 of 2024, including the obligations for licensing as Data Controllers, appointment of Data Protection Officers, and associated compliance measures.

It is apparent for some reason that the distribution of property at the dissolution whereby parties are cohabitating or in an unregistered customary law union has had a tenacious grip on courts for a while now.

The microfinance sector plays a vital role in enhancing financial inclusion levels through the provision of appropriate financial services and capacity building, particularly amongst the low income groups.

More often than not, people get caught up in situations where their interests in immovable properties are threatened.

Over the past decade the Kariba REDD+ Project gained notoriety as the second largest carbon credits project in the world, but recently issues of credibility have plagued the project...

One cannot use the property as collateral or sell it if it belongs to the deceased as it is meant to be part of the deceased's estate.

Constructive dismissal is when an employer makes the employee's working conditions so hostile to such an extent that continued employment becomes intolerable...

As a rule of thumb any agreement/ contract, more so one pertaining to a business transaction, is not complete without clauses prescribing how either party should proceed in case of a dispute.

This is a continuation of our discussion of the various forms of Alternative Dispute Resolution also commonly referred to ADR.

Zimbabwe, like many countries around the world, has implemented laws and regulations to combat money laundering, a financial crime that can have severe consequences for the economy and society as a whole.

Statutory Instrument 215 of 2025 (SI 215), promulgated on 11 December 2025, introduces regulatory measures requiring the restructuring of ownership in certain business entities that are wholly or partially foreign-owned. Contrary to some public perception, the SI does not seek to exclude foreign nationals from participating in Zimbabwe's economy.

Constructive dismissal is component of unfair dismissal which is provided for in Section 12B of our Labour Act.

TechZim recently reported that Shingai Mutasa, founder of the Zimbabwean investment firm Masawara was appointed to head a US$200 million Africa startup fund.

The corona virus global pandemic may have depressed economic activities, however for many small to medium enterprises it presented a unique opportunity to disrupt markets and take over market share traditional occupied larger corporations.