Zimbabwe court tells police to allow doctors' march

A court in Zimbabwe ruled on Thursday that police should not interfere with a march planned by striking doctors to protest against the disappearance of the leader of their union, after law enforcement agents blocked two previous demonstrations.<div class="feedflare">
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