Soldiers patrol Zimbabwe streets after deadly protests over economy

Soldiers patrolled Zimbabwe city streets on Tuesday as confrontations with demonstrators threatened to boil over, while banks, schools and businesses stayed shut a day after protests over the country's collapsing economy turned deadly.<div class="feedflare">
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