One killed as South African students protest over tuition debt
Police guard a closed-off street in Johannesburg after a man was shot dead when security forces moved to disperse students protesting over South Africa's tuition aid scheme.
Clashes erupted when police used rubber bullets to disperse a group of students who were blocking roads with rubble and disrupting traffic in downtown Johannesburg around the University of the Witwatersrand.
(Source: AFP)
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