Zimbabwe’s High Court in Harare rules that certain land sales in Kadoma are invalid, leaving about 50 homeowners facing eviction risk. According to reports, the court decision finds that the land on which the residents’ houses were built does not belong to the real estate firm that marketed and sold the stands. In the judgment delivered on Thursday, Justice J Muchawa nullifies the land transactions involving Parameter Investments (Pvt) Limited, according to the accounts published by two outlets. The homeowners are now described as being in a predicament because the legal basis for the stand sales is rejected, undermining their claim to the properties’ land title. The ruling implies that the sellers’ authority to transact over the relevant land is not established and that affected families may be subject to enforcement actions to reclaim the land. The sources agree on the core outcome of the case: the High Court overturns the Kadoma land sales and the immediate consequence is heightened uncertainty and potential eviction for roughly 50 residents.