Zimbabwe's government has come under fire for failing to bring to justice soldiers who killed six people and injured dozens in post-election protests a year ago. Soldiers opened fire on August 1, 2018 on unarmed demonstrators protesting a delay in the release of the July 2018 election results - fatally shooting six and wounding 35 more. The shootings triggered international outrage and undermined the new administration's attempts to break away from the brutality of ex-president Robert Mugabe's rule.