Davison Maruziva, editor of the privately owned weekly, The Standard. Frank Chikowore, freelance journalist. Howard Burditt photographer with Reuters news agency. Davison Maruziva, editor of the privately owned weekly, The Standard. insulting the president. Police from the Law and Order Section picked Maruziva from his offices in Harare and detained him at Harare Central Police Station for questioning over an opinion piece written by Professor Arthur Mutambara leader of the other faction of the Movement for Democratic Change. The article in question appeared on 20 April 2008 under the headline: A shameful betrayal of national independence. The article in question appeared on 20 April 2008 under the headline: A shameful betrayal of national independence. Chikowore and his coaccused who include Movement for Democratic Change director of information and publicity Luke Tamborinyoka were charged with public violence. Trial date was set for 11 June 2008. Arrested and spent three nights at Harare Central Police Station and accused of illegally using a satellite phone to send pictures. Burditt who was arrested on 5 May 2008 was released on 9 May 2008. Police from the Law and Order Section picked Maruziva from his offices in Harare and detained him at Harare Central Police Station for questioning over an opinion piece written by Professor Arthur Mutambara leader of the other faction of the Movement for Democratic Change. Was released on Z$10 billion bail after spending a night in custody on charges of contravening the Criminal Law (Codification 8 May 2008 8 May 2008 9 May 2008 9 May 2008 24