Zimbabwe's capital, Harare, is a ghost town as most people stay indoors ahead of the release of disputed presidential election results.
Troops patrolled the city centre, ordering people to "behave".
Six people were killed after Wednesday's clashes in the city between the security forces and supporters of opposition leader Nelson Chamisa.
He says the polls were being rigged to give President Emmerson Mnangagwa victory.
Chamisa insists he has won, and has called on his supporters to await "mass celebrations".
The elections were the first since long‑time ruler Robert Mugabe, 94, was ousted in November.
[Source:BBC News]
