circumstances while on his way to work. Lawyers filed an urgent application compelling the police to take Chikowore to hospital, as he was complaining of abdominal and chest pains. Freelance journalist Frank Chikowore finally appeared in Chikowore. court together with six other accused among them Luke Tamborinyoka, the MDC secretary for information and publicity. Charged with public violence relating to the alleged torching of a passenger bus in Harare’s suburb of Warren Park on 15 April 2008. Associated Newspapers of Hearings into the application Zimbabwe (ANZ) publishers of by ANZ to be licensed the banned Daily News and commenced before a special Daily News on Sunday. committee of the statutory Media and Information Commission (MIC). ANZ represented by its lawyers and acting chief executive officer made representations before the committee pending a ruling on the application in terms of AIPPA. Freelance journalist Frank Charged with public violence Chikowore. relating to the alleged torching of a passenger bus in Harare’s suburb of Warren Park on 15 April 2008. Magistrate Olivia Mariga denied Chikowore and his coaccused bail saying the political climate in the country was still volatile and that the accused were likely to continue to incite public violence Freelance journalist Frank Charged with public violence Chikowore. relating to the alleged torching of a passenger bus in Harare’s suburb of Warren Park on 15 April 2008. Magistrate Olivia Mariga denied Chikowore and his coaccused bail saying the 21 April 2008 21 April 2008 22 April 2008 22 April 2008 20