Pictures: Bond notes & unemployment demo News By The NewsDay | Aug. 3, 2016 Police assault TV cameraperson Tendai Musiya during demonstrations in Harare, August, 3, 2016. Zimbabwean police fired teargas and water cannons, violently breaking up protests in the capital.Dozens fled in all directions as baton wielding police indiscriminately attacked demonsrators and people on the streets.(AP Photo/Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi) ______________________________________________________________________ PICTURES BELOW BY SHEPHERD TOZVIREVA The police maintained a heavy presence before randomly pouncing on the peaceful protesters The police maintained a heavy presence before randomly pouncing on the peaceful protesters People run for cover in Harare’s First Street after police fired teargas and started randomly beating up people in an attempt to crush the peaceful protest People run for cover in Harare’s First Street after police fired teargas and started randomly beating up people in an attempt to crush the peaceful protest A man sticks old Zimbabwean dollar notes during the protest Some of the banners Workers at the government complex along Central Avenue watch the demonstrators. Keep ReadingChamisa under fire over US$120K donationMavhunga puts DeMbare into Chibuku quarterfinalsPension funds bet on Cabora Bassa oilfieldsCouncils defy govt fire tender directive An old Zimbabwean dollar note is being burnt during the protest Students watch the demonstrators from the windows Students watch the demonstrators from the windows The majority of the demonstrators had flags wrapped around themselves The majority of the demonstrators had flags wrapped around themselves Some of the banners Some of the banners Share this article on social Previous article Why proposed Zim election delay fails crucial proportionality test Next article Wonderkids take over: Rising stars shaping the future of football in 2025 Latest Articles Mbare’s market of misfits: A case of many Alices and Chipos Local News By Silence Mugadzaweta 21h ago ‘Gukurahundi hearings a joke’ Local News By Staff Reporter 21h ago ‘Mobilising investors for Zim a priority’ Local News By Staff Reporter 21h ago R&K African Sounds: Mysterious illness, family members’ deaths, financial distress Life & Style By Admire Jamu Mlambo 21h ago The mystery behind the name R&K African Sounds Life & Style By Admire Jamu Mlambo 21h ago