GLW issue 384, published 1999-11-10.

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Zimbabwean riot police tear-gas students

HARARE — Riot police used batons and tear gas to disperse scores of students protesting against delays in the disbursement of their allocations at the University of Zimbabwe on October 19. Large boulders and concrete slabs were used to set up

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