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Police Arrest Union Leaders in Zimbabwe

Wednesday, September 13, 2006 11:08:58 AM
By ANGUS SHAW

Riot police keep an eye on  detained protesters on the back of their Landroverafter they were arrested in  Harare, Wednesday, Sept, 13, 2006.  Police sealed off several main streets and the central square in the Zimbabwe capital Wednesday to head off a protest march called by the main labor federation .(AP Photo/Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi)HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) - Police arrested trade union leaders and blocked streets and the main square of the capital to thwart an anti-government march, and the main labor federation apparently called off a planned nationwide strike at the last minute.

Police bundled leaders of the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions into vans as they tried to start a procession.

Congress spokesman Mlamleli Sibanda said 15 union leaders and activists were arrested in Harare, 20 in the second southern city of Bulawayo and four in northwest town of Chinhoyi. They included the Congress' president, Lovemore Matombo, and secretary-general, Wellington Chibebe.


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