What is unfolding around Botha Gold Mine now presents itself as a potential case of coordinated economic capture, where a small network of individuals, allegedly linked through prior relationships, overlapping interests, personal grievances and commercial opportunity, appears to have converged in a manner that threatens an entire mining ecosystem.
Botha Gold Mine has firmly rejected allegations that it is involved in a “US$40 million looting” of State land, describing the claim as unfounded and not supported by any legal or factual record.
A recently circulated article suggesting that “mining authorities have backed” claims relating to the disputed area between Botha Gold Mine and Freda Rebecca Gold Mine has raised concern among stakeholders, amid growing fears that a procedural court filing is being misrepresented as a final legal determination.
In the quiet, leafy corridors of the Mutare High Court, a legal drama that has gripped the Destiny of Afrika Network (DANet) reached its inevitable crescendo this week.
Wilson Masokowere, the former manager who once wielded significant influence within the organization’s Manicaland operations, saw his final shield of litigation crumble.
An incident involving the theft of carbons occurred today at Botha Gold Mine at approximately 12 noon, raising serious concerns given that the matter unfolds against the backdrop of an existing High Court order in favour of Botha Gold Mine, governing the dispute surrounding the mine.
MUTARE – The rule of law in Manicaland is currently under siege as Wilson Masokowere, the former Projects Manager of Destiny of Afrika Network (DANET), stands accused of orchestrating a violent campaign to obstruct the execution of a High Court Order.
In a landmark ruling that reinforces the sanctity of contract and security of land tenure in Zimbabwe, the Supreme Court has overturned a High Court decision involving former Cabinet Minister Ignatius Morgen Chiminya Chombo.
HARARE – Former Mbada Diamonds executive Robert Mhlanga (pictured) is at the centre of a growing legal storm after documents filed in the High Court in an attempt to seize his former son-in-law’s property were disavowed by the law firm that handled the original transaction and contradicted by official Companies Registry records.
The documents purport to remove Kingsley Khumalo as a director of Avara Investments (Private) Limited, the company that owns the property, and to replace him with Terence Tembo and Godfrey Mumba.
The reign of terror that has paralyzed Mashonaland Central for weeks has finally come to an end. In a dramatic turn of events on the morning of January 3, 2026, the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP), supported by specialized military units, successfully apprehended the suspected “Guruve Serial Killer,” Anymore Zvitsva.
The legal foundation of Douglas Mwonzora’s leadership within the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) faced a catastrophic collapse in early 2025 as the High Court delivered a landmark ruling nullifying the party’s 2022 elective congress.
