  We report the discovery of two Black Widow millisecond pulsars in the
globular cluster M28 with the MeerKAT telescope. PSR J1824$-$2452M (M28M) is a
4.78-ms pulsar in a $5.82\,$hour orbit and PSR J1824$-$2452N (M28N) is a
3.35-ms pulsar in a $4.76\,$hour orbit. Both pulsars have dispersion measures
near $119.30\,$pc$\,$cm$^{-3}$ and have low mass companion stars
($\sim$$0.01-0.03\,$M$_\odot$), which do not cause strong radio eclipses or
orbital variations. Including these systems, there are now five known black
widow pulsars in M28. The pulsar searches were conducted as a part of an
initial phase of MeerKAT's globular cluster census (within the TRAPUM Large
Survey Project). These faint discoveries demonstrate the advantages of
MeerKAT's survey sensitivity over previous searches and we expect to find
additional pulsars in continued searches of this cluster.
