BREAKING NEWS: Police, war vets in running battles

Herald Reporter

Anti-riot police today disrupted the Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association’s (ZNLWVA) meeting which was due to start at the City Sports Centre in Harare by throwing tear gas canisters, resulting in running battles.

Members of the anti-riot police
Members of the anti-riot police
Some of the war veterans scatter after police fired teargas canisters. Pictures by Innocent Makawa
Some of the war veterans scatter after police fired teargas canisters. Pictures by Innocent Makawa

The war veterans were waiting to be addressed by their leaders who had not arrived at the venue by the time chaos reigned.

A driving instructor and learner caught chaos.
A driving instructor and learner caught chaos.

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Meanwhile, the area has been cordoned off.

Details to follow….

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