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Twenty nine vendors have been arrested in the city center after violent clashes with Municipal police.
Twenty nine vendors have been arrested in the city center after violent clashes with Municipal police.
Police could not immediately confirm the arrests but the 29, arrested after the clashes witnessed by NewsDay were taken to Harare Central Police Station.
Vendors Unions said their lawyers are on the ground to give legal representation to those affected.
More to follow.
Harare municipal police arrest a vendor who was resisting removal from the Speke Avenue vending site this morning.Harare municipal police arrest some of the vendors who were resisting removal from the Speke Avenue vending site this morning.Harare municipal police arrest some of the vendors who were resisting removal from the Speke Avenue vending site this morning.Harare municipal police arrest a vendor who was resisting removal from the Speke Avenue vending site this morning.Anti-riot police aboard a police truck drive along Leopold Takawira Road this morning.Zimbabwe National Army military police officers walk past vendors along Speke Avenue this morning.Vending tables strewn all over at Rezende Street flea market next to Julius Nyerere Parkade after they were destroyed by the Municipal police this morning.Navuz chairperson speaks to vendors along Speke Avenue this morning following the the arrest of 29 vendors in Harare.
