Troops clear streets of Zimbabwe's capital, election result 'very soon'

Troops ordered shops to close and told people to leave the center of Zimbabwe's capital on Thursday, one day after three people were killed by soldiers sent in to break up demonstrators claiming this week's presidential election was rigged.<div class="feedflare">
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