Local groups take stand against #ZimbabweShutdown
Local organisations are working together to try and bring an end to Zimbabwe's Internet shutdown.
The Right-2-Know Campaign says it's co-signed a letter with more than 20 other partners who are calling for online services to be restored in Zimbabwe.
Social media platforms - like Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp - have also been disabled.
Authorities allegedly cut services to crack down on widespread protests after government announced it would more than double fuel prices to address shortages and illegal trading.
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Right-2-Know's Murray Hunter feels the shutdown is an attack on people's right to information and knowledge.