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Zimbabwe Is burning

[ad_1] Riot police blocked off a nearby street as a crowd gathered for an address by opposition leader Nelson Chamisa © AFP / Jekesai NJIKIZANA By AGENCE FRANCE PRESSE , Harare, Zimbabwe, Nov 20 – Zimbabwean riot police fired tear gas and beat opposition supporters on Wednesday after barring a planned address by the ma

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Zimbabwe Is burning

[ad_1] Riot police blocked off a nearby street as a crowd gathered for an address by opposition leader Nelson Chamisa © AFP / Jekesai NJIKIZANA By AGENCE FRANCE PRESSE , Harare, Zimbabwe, Nov 20 – Zimbabwean riot police fired tear gas and beat opposition supporters on Wednesday after barring a planned address by the main opposition leader, Nelson Chamisa, AFP journalists said. Hundreds of supporters had gathered outside the headquarters in Harare of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) after the party was denied permission to hold a rally in the city’s Africa Unity Square. Chamisa had been expected to make the address from the office balcony instead. As the crowd danced to party songs blaring from speakers on the balcony, baton-wielding...

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