three or one of them, unlawfully and intentionally and recklessly falsified information that is injurious to the reputation, rights, and freedoms of others and published a story that George Muvhimi and Tatenda Manhanga were caught with their pants down while having sexual intercourse in a vehicle at Mbidzo shopping centre in Kwekwe. Trial to continue on 6 May 2008. Bright Chibvuri, editor of the Accused of contravening the 29 April 2008 Zimbabwe Congress of Trade now repealed Section 83 (1) Union’s The Worker of AIPPA which dealt with magazine. practicing journalism without accreditation. Convicted after the magistrate said he was satisfied by the evidence of the three state witnesses all of whom were police officers who arrested and interviewed Chibvuri on 3 March 2007. His lawyers indicated they will file an appeal against conviction Frank Chikowore, freelance Chikowore and his co2 May 2008 journalist accused who include Movement for Democratic Change director of information and publicity Luke Tamborinyoka are being charged with public violence. High Court judge Justice Ben Hlatshwayo granted Chikowore and his coaccused Z$5 billion bail and ordered them to report Harare Central Police Station Law and Order Section. Frank Chikowore, freelance Chikowore and his co5 May 2008 journalist accused who include Movement for Democratic Change director of information and publicity Luke Tamborinyoka are being charged with public violence. Case is deferred to 8 May 2008 to allow a new 22