Unemployed graduates play ball during their non-violent protest in Zimbabwe (photos)

Pictured are Unemployed graduates wearing their gowns to play football on the streets of harare - the capital of Zimbabwe, after their planned peaceful protest was blocked. This is coming after reports that their 92-year-old President, Robert Mugabe, is going after War Veterans who withdrew their support for him based on 'corruption, divisive behaviour, dictatorship and running the economy around in 36 years of misrule'. Another photo after the cut...



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