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A man is loaded into a car after allegedly being assaulted by soldiers on January 16, 2019 in Sizinda township, Bulawayo, as Zimbabwe is swept by violent protests triggered by a sharp, sudden rise in fuel prices. - A wave of protest erupted in Zimbabwe on January 14, prompting a security crackdown in which at least five people were shot dead, Human Rights Watch said. The nationwide protests were triggered by the president's move to double fuel prices at the weekend as the country's economic crisis deepens. Zimbabwe's mobile phone networks and internet were shut down for the second day on January 16. (Photo by ZINYANGE AUNTONY / AFP)