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Teachers have been struggling to get salaries from Bank ATMs today. One teacher who banks with EcoBank told Bulawayo24 that this afternoon that "Teachers who use Eobank to access their salaries are stranded and desperate. Ecobank has not deposited the August salaries for teachers, the nearly one o'clock pm ATM's are reading zero zero." Another teacher said "the govt paid us but banks don't have money."

There is heavy presence of Zimbabwe Republic Police in Hwange town and CIO department as well as Riot Police the town is not friendly it seems like members of the forces are instilling fear to the public Hwange is no longer friendly to kids coz the presence of the forces is not gud to the public
especially at mat north you will be reminding pple about Gukurahundi


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Mbare magistrate court

This morning in Harare

Relatives of people arrested during opposition protests crying outside the court as their family members were denied bail today.

#Zimbabwe her son was denied bail He was arrested during opposition protests last week in #harare. pic.twitter.com/2jm4crUAC0

— harumutasa/aljazeera (@harumutasa) September 2, 2016

Harare - 3 police trucks remain stationed at #Freedom square

#Nkomo updates journalists@rashidmahiya1 @crisiscoalition @Wamagaisa @ZLHRLawyers @NewsDayZimbabwe pic.twitter.com/dyuwrACX3O

— Heal Zimbabwe (@HealZim) September 2, 2016

Harare magistrate court - the number of those released is now 13 after the court released 3 juveniles earlier in the week

in Mbare, the 3 activists arrested for demonstrating outside court have been denied bail.remanded in custody to 15 September

Only 12 accused have been granted $50 bail! Among those granted bail is freelance journalist James Jemwa

The accused now asking us for cigarettes and also asking after their families who were chased out of the court room. This picture was taken before family members were asked to leave the court room - courtesy of ©Heal Zimbabwe

"#Zimbabwe +60 people arrested during protests now walking into court room. They shld hear/know if they get bail in a few minutes #harare "

- Haru Mutasa / Al Jazeera | Heal Zimbabwe

HARARE - Family members of people arrested during protests have been told to leave magistrates court room. Only journalists and lawyers allowed to stay

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