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Judge Demands More Time

NewEra.com.na: "Lawyers for Zimbabwe’s opposition told the High Court yesterday there was no reason to further delay presidential election results, but the judge demanded more time to hear the case.

Justice Tendai Uchena has dismissed claims by the electoral commission that his court has no jurisdiction in the matter and agreed it is an urgent matter, but has demanded a second day of hearings today.

“We have to deal with matters with full concentration. Let’s postpone this matter until tomorrow at 10h00,” he said."

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