Zim shuts down internet, social media as fuel protests continue

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Zim shuts down internet, social media as fuel protests continue
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Things are seemingly calm and less chaotic than yesterday, but Zimbabwean protesters are now facing an internet shutdown following violent clashes with the army on Monday over fuel price hikes.

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