1.   After Insight Magazine reported last month that said several unnamed donors had paid their way into Arlington, White House officials angrily accused the press of publishing falsehoods.

2.   Charges of abusing journalistic privilege by publishing falsehoods carry a fine or up to two years in jail.

3.   State prosecutor Thembani Mpofu said Meldrum was charged under Access to Information laws because he abused journalistic privilege by publishing falsehoods.

4.   The trial began Wednesday of an American journalist working for a British paper, accused of publishing falsehoods opened in Zimbabwe Wednesday.

5.   Their editor was charged with two counts of publishing falsehoods for both stories.

6.   Meldrum, who works for British daily The Guardian, is charged with publishing falsehoods under a three-month-old press law.

7.   The editor of independent Zimbabwean weekly The Standard said he was charged by police on Tuesday for the fifth time in a month for publishing falsehoods.