
LABOUR LAW
Voluntary Employment Councils in Zimbabwe
This article explains how a Voluntary Employment Council may be formed in Zimbabwe. It outlines who may establish the council, the requirement for an agreed constitution, and the process of applying for registration with the Registrar of Labour.

CHILD & FAMILY LAW
Adultery and Divorce
This article examines adultery as a possible ground for divorce in Zimbabwe. It explains the legal test for the irretrievable breakdown of a marriage, the circumstances a court may consider, and why adultery does not automatically result in divorce where reconciliation remains possible.

ARBITRATION
Arbitration as a means of resolving disputes between Clients & Lawyers in Zimbabwe
This article explains how arbitration may be used as an alternative to litigation when resolving disputes between clients, lawyers and law firms in Zimbabwe, particularly where engagement letters or legal-service procurement agreements contain arbitration clauses.

ARBITRATION
Arbitration Clause in an International Contract for Public Procurement in Zimbabwe
This article examines arbitration clauses used in international public procurement contracts in Zimbabwe. It outlines model clauses recommended for disputes conducted under the UNCITRAL, ICC, LCIA and Stockholm Chamber of Commerce arbitration rules.

ARBITRATION
Arbitration of Disputes Concerning Procurement Services for Legal Services in Zimbabwe
This article examines how disputes arising from the procurement of legal services in Zimbabwe may be resolved through arbitration. It explains the role of arbitration clauses in framework agreements and call-off contracts between procuring entities and legal service providers.

COMMERCIAL & CORPORATE LAW
Can you sue for professional negligence in Zimbabwe?
This article explains the right to bring a professional negligence claim in Zimbabwe. It outlines the duty of professionals, including lawyers and estate agents, to exercise the necessary skill, knowledge and care, and the circumstances in which a client may claim damages for resulting loss.
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