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Buying or selling land in Zimbabwe can be life-changing and expensive. Unfortunately, it’s also an area where fraudsters thrive: forged title deeds, fake offer letters, illegal subdivisions, identity theft, double sales, and too-good-to-be-true bargains. The best protection isn’t luck , it’s a process. And that process starts with engaging experts in terms of the laws

Makiya & Partners Legal Practitioners have been selected for induction into the National Excellence Hall of Fame, the organization announced this week. The induction, scheduled for August 30, 2025, will take place at the Harare International Conference Centre (HICC). The firm will be honored for its contributions to the legal industry, following a review process

Many people believe that a handshake and a verbal promise are enough to seal a deal. After all, if you trust the person you’re doing business with, why complicate things by involving paperwork or lawyers? Unfortunately, countless individuals have learned the hard way that trust alone isn’t always enough when money, property, or important obligations

In Zimbabwe’s business landscape—whether agriculture, construction, mining, or retail—suppliers are lifelines. But what happens when a supplier fails to deliver as promised? The results can be financially crippling, legally frustrating, and operationally paralysing. This is not just theory. Across Zimbabwe, from Harare to Mutare, local businesses and individuals are increasingly finding themselves entangled in costly

Renting a home in Zimbabwe involves both entitlements and duties. Knowing where you stand legally as a tenant gives you the confidence to handle rental matters with clarity and assurance. This article breaks down key areas of Zimbabwe’s tenancy framework to help renters make informed decisions. The Rental Agreement: Your Legal Anchor At the heart