Harrison Nkomo, leading media lawyer Charged under Section 33 or alternatively Section 41 of he Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act for allegedly making an insulting statement against the President on 2 May 2008.His lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa applies for him to be removed from remand arguing that there was no reasonable suspicion that he committed the offence. Harare magistrate Dorris Shomwe said she would deliver her ruling on 30 May 2008. Peter Godwin freelance Arrested at the Anglican journalist and writer. Christ Church in Borrowdale, Harare after being accused of taking pictures of the graves of his parents without the permission of the priest in charge Reverend Harry Mambo Rinashe. He was released without charges. Bennet Hasen Sono, Arrested in Esigodini in Resemate Chauke and Simon Matabeleland South province Maodi employed by Sky and were still in custody five News. days after their arrest. The state applied for their further detention without any charges being preferred against them. Sky News, BBC and CNN are among some of the foreign news organisations banned from reporting in Zimbabwe. The state applied for their further detention without any charges being preferred against them. Sky News, BBC and CNN are among some of the foreign news organisations banned from reporting in Zimbabwe. Blessed Mhlanga, James Charged with contravening Muonwa and Wycliff Nyarota the Supreme Court-nullified journalists employed by the Section 80 (1) (A) (2) of the Network Guardian. repressive Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act (AIPPA) which used to prohibit publication of 23 May 2008 25 May 2008 28 May 2008 28 May 2008 26