Zimbabwe court says internet shutdown during protests was illegal

Zimbabwe's High Court ruled on Monday that the security minister had no authority to order mobile operators to shut down internet access to customers during protests last week and that the firms should immediately restore unrestricted access.<div class="feedflare">
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