Samsung Mobile Phones

Samsung Mobile Phones

Samsung mobile phones

Open
HomePolitics

Tshabangu Refiles Supreme Court Appeal After Initial Withdrawal

2 months agoThu, 23 Jan 2025 07:13:01 GMT
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on LinkedIn
Tshabangu Refiles Supreme Court Appeal After Initial Withdrawal

Sengezo Tshabangu, the self-styled interim secretary-general of CCC, has refiled his appeal with the Supreme Court after temporarily withdrawing it due to a procedural mistake.

Tshabangu is appealing a judgment made by Justice Neville Wamambo on January 8, 2024, in case HCH 5606/24.

The judge concluded that Tshabangu did not have the authority to reassign Members of Parliament to different committees.

The judgment also invalidated the appointment of Nonhlanhla Mlotshwa as the party’s Chief Whip in Parliament, declaring it unlawful.

In a joint statement on Monday, Tshabangu and Mlotshwa explained that they withdrew their initial appeal due to a clerical error in the service address, which has now been corrected. The statement reads:

Click here: Pindula WhatsApp Channel
wa.me/channel/0029Vb4GVea90x2nCSDImS1b

 

Senator Tshabangu and Senator Mlotshwa confirm that their previously served and filed notice of appeal in respect of Harare High Court case number 5606/24 was withdrawn, with the customary tendering of the wasted costs so occasioned.

Tshabangu’s new appeal argues that the lower court failed to recognize the constitutional nature of the matter, which falls outside its jurisdiction.

He says the court did not comply with the mandatory provisions of Rule 107 of the High Court Rules 2021.

Tshabangu contends that the judge misinterpreted Section 151 of the Constitution, ruling that members of the Parliamentary Committee on Standing Rules and Orders are appointed for the life of each Parliament.

He argues that Lynette Karenyi, Sesel Zwidzai, and Edwin Mushoriwa were not part of the committee’s original composition and were not entitled to hold the disputed positions.

Tshabangu asserts that the High Court wrongly concluded that his actions, along with those of the Speaker of Parliament, in reshuffling parliamentary positions amounted to a recall under Section 129(1)(k).

He said the court incorrectly determined that the position of Chief Whip is not recognized by law, making Mlotshwa’s appointment unlawful.

Tshabangu contends that these findings are erroneous and unsupported by the legal framework governing parliamentary appointments.

Tags

14 Comments

👑Soft king · 2 months ago
xxx
Anonymous · 2 months ago
Magweta chaiyo aya anoto buda D ipapa.
Anonymous · 2 months ago
Tshabhangu must be jailed for playing with Zimbabweans's vote
ok🤔 · 2 months ago
Chimunhu ichi chine moyo weutsinye
Patz · 2 months ago
Tshabangu chirikutoita mari yakasviba nekushandira Zanu Pf. All those politicians of any party their priority are their stomachs and their families. Zvekumirira vanhu is secondary and less important to them. Tshabangu the man
Nigga · 2 months ago
Chavangu haasati afa here
BobMany · 2 months ago
The whole country being held ransom by Sengezo
ah so · 2 months ago
this chabangoo guy seems to be a big ah sole ...
VaBhomba · 2 months ago
Why waste money doing fokol Ana bhangu imi mandeere Asina brain hunza mari iyoyo titengese fertlizer
dok25 · 2 months ago
Was it the court or his lawyers who discovered the error and asked him to file so his chances of winning increase?
Anonymous · 2 months ago
To hell
Guvakuva · 2 months ago
Tshabangu don't waste your time,uri kuda kudya chete hauzive politics enda unotamba bhora rechipepa uko hausati wava mature iwe.Usatipedzere nguva yedu tichiterera nyaya dzako.Hapana anokuda chero ukaita dzungu rako iroro hauna kana munhu chero nhunzi haimbokuvhoteri iwe
tintin · 2 months ago
stop wasting the tax payers money with these **** shananigan moves
laugh emoji1

Leave a Comment


Generate a Whatsapp Message

Buy Phones on Credit.

More Deals
Feedback