A 33-year-old Zimbabwean unemployed mother of two tearfully narrates how four men in military uniform ordered her to open her door at midnight before two of them raped her. Rape On January 17, the men forced their way into her house in a poor township on the outskirts of Harare and searched the property to check she was alone. “One of them ordered me to lie on the bed, then he raped me. A second one raped me. The other two, holding firearms, just stood there,” the woman told AFP. “After these people finished, I just sat on my bed and cried. Then around 4:00 am, I went to wake up my landlord’s daughter and told her what had happened. I stayed in her room until sunrise.” Several women have sought help in the Zimbabwean capital, saying they were raped by soldiers and police who have enforced a brutal crackdown to crush public unrest after violent nationwide protests on January 14 over fuel price rises. Justice for Women’s Rights Zimbabwe, a local NGO, said it had nine ...