The Citizens for Coalition Change senior member Job Sikhala who communicated falsehoods on X (formerly Twitter) has been fined US$500.
Harare regional magistrate Mrs Feresi also gave Sikhala a nine-month wholly suspended sentence on the condition he does not commit a similar offence in the next five years.
Sikhala tweeted that a junior police officer killed a baby with a baton stick in 2021.
Citizens Coalition for Change senior member Job Sikhala has been convicted by Harare Regional Magistrate Mrs Feresi Chakanyuka of communicating falsehoods after falsely claiming in 2021, that a junior police officer had killed a baby with a baton. He will return to court on February 12, for sentencing. Sikhala posted…
Prominent Zimbabwean opposition politician Job Sikhala has initiated legal action against the State, seeking US$1.2 million in damages for unlawful arrest, detention, and malicious prosecution. The claim arises from a case of communicating falsehoods through his Facebook page, a charge that was ultimately overturned by the High Court. The lawsuit,…
FORMER CCC activist Job Sikhala was yesterday acquitted on charges of inciting people to engage in violence during demonstrations in July 2020. Sikhala had been charged with incitement to commit public violence as defined in section 187(1)(a) as read with section 36(1) (a) of the Criminal Code. During trial, prosecutors…
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