Zimbabwe court says internet shutdown illegal as more civilians detained

Zimbabwe's government exceeded its mandate in ordering an internet blackout during civilian protests last week, a court ruled on Monday, as authorities pressed on with rounding up opposition figures blamed for the unrest.<div class="feedflare">
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