By Munashe Makuwe
A HIGH Court judge Friday postponed a bail appeal made by popular entertainment promoters DJ Fantan, DJ Levels and Dammer.
The trio was last week convicted by Harare magistrate Vongai Muchuchuti who sentenced them to six months in prison each for violating Covid-19 restrictions after they organised and held a New Year’s eve all-night musical show at Matapi Flats in Mbare, Harare.
The event was attended by thousands of revellers who disregarded social distancing and the mandatory of wearing face masks in public places.
However, the trio appealed against both their conviction and sentence at the High Court, and Friday appeared before Justice Davison Foroma.
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A cash for house and truck row between grandparents and a granddaughter has ended up at the High Court.
A family feud over cash loans used to buy a house and a truck has ended up at the High Court, and landed a woman with an order to pay her grandparents more than half-a-million dollars. Katrina Jean Brooky claimed the almost $600k given to her to buy a house and truck was her early inheritance, however a High Court judge has ruled otherwise. Details of the family cash stoush are laid bare in a 35-page ruling from Justice Paul Davison.