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Zimbabweans in South Africa called on the international community to intervene in the total closure of their country.
The call comes as much news reports of violence, as the country faces a third day of protests that erupted after President Emmerson Mnangagwa announced a sharp increase in the price of gasoline.
The protesters gathered in front of the Zimbabwean Embbady in Pretoria on Wednesday to highlight the tragic fate of their compatriots.
On Tuesday, the Zimbabwean government closed the Internet to prevent citizens from communicating.
However, protester Chesmail Jasi said he was aware of the killings despite disabling social media platforms.
Tinashe Jonas said that they were not surprised by the increase in gasoline nor by the deterioration of the economy.
"What they do is looting, they are just criminals, Mnangagwa and (Vice President Constantino) Chiwenga are just criminals, they are not leaders," he said. he declared.
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