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Zimbabwean police used tear gas against a crowd of protesting vendors and forcibly removed a sit-in outside Harare city council on Friday, July 15. The protest over corruption and ill-treatment by council officials was led by the National Vendors Union chairman Sten Zvorwadza Vendors and reportedly ended in his arrest and that of 10 others. According to news reports, vendors were looking to meet with officials over corruption and the confiscating of their merchandise. Friday?s rally was the latest in a growing number of protests fueled by a deepening economic crisis. To tackle the crisis and protect local produce the government introduced an import ban on several products, including milk, sugar and cooking oil, leading traders to protest at the impact this has had on them. Credit: Facebook/Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition

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