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schema:articleBody	South African police fired rubber bullets and stun grenades to disperse dozens of protesters outside the Zimbabwean embassy in Pretoria on Friday, an AFP photographer said. Close to 100 mainly Zimbabwean migrants in South Africa gathered to protest economic hardship and a recent crackdown on dissent and political opposition back home. Earlier this week Zimbabwe's President Emmerson Mnangagwa vowed to "flush out" critics who he described as "dark forces" and "terrorists" after the authorities thwarted anti-government protests. On Friday police were seen pushing and shoving the protesters from the front of the Zimbabwean embassy building, situated in a leafy Pretoria suburb not far from the Union Buildings, the seat of South Africa's government. Drapped in their county's national flag, protesters waved placards, some reading "Mnangagwa: You are going to The Hague! Murderer! Thief!" South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on Thursday said he had appointed two special envoys to go to Harare "following recent reports of difficulties that the Republic of Zimbabwe is experiencing". Mnangagwa took over from longtime ruler Robert Mugabe after a coup in November 2017 and many Zimbabweans complain that the country's situation has only gotten worse since. The Zimbabwean government has dismissed allegations of rights abuses and a crisis in the country as "false". "There is no crisis or implosion in Zimbabwe. Neither has there been any abductions or 'war' on citizens," government spokesman Nick Mangwana said in a statement. pho-sn/dl
schema:headline	S.African police clash with protesters at Zimbabwe embassy
schema:mentions	Nick Cotton Nuclear weapon design Theft Union of South Africa Robert Mugabe Pretoria The Hague Natural rubber Agence France-Presse Cyril Ramaphosa Zimbabwe Flag of the United States President of Russia South Africa Emmerson Mnangagwa Harare
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schema:datePublished	2020-08-07 (xsd:date)
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