Police in Zimbabwe's capital on Monday fired tear gas, water cannons and warning shots during riots by minibus drivers and others protesting alleged police harassment. Rioters threw stones at police and vehicles, and some children on their way to school were caught up in the chaos. The majority of Zimbabwe's citizens survive on just a dollar a day, the official statistics agency says. The video shows a protest by activists angry at Vice President Phelekezela Mphoko's alleged 18-month stay in a $400-a-night hotel suite in the capital, Harare. Frustrations over rapidly deteriorating economic conditions in Zimbabwe, compounded by dissatisfaction over alleged government corruption and incompetence, have resulted in near-daily protests in recent weeks.

Source: ABC News July 04, 2016 08:47 UTC