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Former MTN SA chief executive Maanda Manyatshe appealed against a high court judgment dismissing his attempt to gag the <i>M&G</i> three years ago.

Two senior journalists were freed on bail on Tuesday, one day after they were arrested on charges of publishing falsehoods, their lawyers said.

A journalists’ union in Zimbabwe on Tuesday expressed outrage over the arrest of two journalists from a newspaper on charges of publishing falsehoods.

A former opposition politician who joined Zimbabwe’s government as deputy information minister is calling for changes in the country’s media laws.