HARARE, ZIMBABWE — The vendors rarely see it coming. The municipal police, some in plainclothes and others in uniform, move through the crowd silent and unnoticed. When they finally strike, panic erupts. Vendors scatter, trampling their goods and grabbing what they can. A few are arrested. Their wares are seized and tossed into the back of a police truck. “They have no mercy at all. Once they take your stock, you’ll never get it back,” says Saul Nhema, an informal vendor who has been selling vegetables for three months after losing his job as a construction worker. https://shecorrespondsafrica.com/why-are-zimbabwe-police-chasing-off-some-of-the-economys-biggest-players/ 📌Follow the She Corresponds Africa channel on WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va7jhJx5K3zN7vUjAR08