into the police failure to comply with a directive from the Attorney General’s Office to release them, is set for 16 April 2008. Bright Chibvuri, editor of the Accused of contravening the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade now repealed Section 83 (1) Union’s The Worker of AIPPA which dealt with magazine. practicing journalism without accreditation. Judgment is set for 29 April 2008. Margaret Ann Kriel Accused of practicing journalism without accreditation under AIPPA. Remanded out of custody to 22 April 2008 on Z$100 million bail. Frank Chikowore Arrested and detained on 15 April 2008 at Harare Central Police Station in unclear circumstances while on his way to work. Seven police officers, four of whom were in riot gear, proceeded to search his house and confiscated a laptop, recorder and camera. His lawyers said they were finalising an urgent application for him to be charged or released after he spent a night in police custody. New York Times The two are accused of correspondent Barry Bearaik practicing journalism without and South African Freelance accreditation in terms of journalist Stephan Bevan. Section 78 (2) of AIPPA. The two foreign journalists were each granted Z$300 million bail by Harare magistrate Gloria Takundwa. The magistrate said their continued detention for five days was not only against the Attorney-General’s order but was also unlawful as no warrant of arrest had been issued at the time of their arrest. Freelance journalist Frank Arrested and detained on 15 Chikowore April 2008 at Harare Central Police Station in unclear 15 April 2008 15 April 2008 15 April 2008 16 April 2008 17 April 2008 19