A Zimbabwean High Court acquits journalist Faith Zaba on charges related to “hostility” or undermining President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s authority, according to reports. The case concerns allegations that Zaba’s conduct amounted to hostility toward the president. After reviewing the matter, the court issues a ruling in her favour and removes the charges against her. The reports describe Zaba as a prominent journalist and state that the acquittal follows legal proceedings in Zimbabwe’s court system. The outlets also frame the case as involving issues of the president’s authority and whether Zaba’s actions or statements fit within the scope of the offences alleged by the prosecution. The decision means Zaba is not convicted in this matter. The available reporting does not provide further detail on the specific statements or evidence presented, nor does it outline whether prosecutors plan to appeal.