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"What clearly emerged is that the disseminated message will incite violence," the magistrate Farai Gwatima said, announcing his decision to deny bail to Mhlanga, who is due in court again on March 14.

These international instruments place an obligation on Zimbabwe to ensure that any restrictions ... not clarify what constitutes intent to incite violence, making it susceptible to abuse.

Prosecutors said the journalist had incited violence through his interview and ... rights group said in a post on social media. The Zimbabwe National Editor's Forum said it was "deeply disturbed ...