South African anti-riot Police fire rubber bullets at striking farm workers after clashes broke out on January 9, 2013 in De Doorns, a small farming town about 140km north of Cape Town, South Africa. Workers on fruit farms have downed tools, demanding a wage hike from 69 rand ($8) to 150 rand ($17.50) a day. The protesters also occupied part of the country's major N1 highway, forcing dozens of police officers and two armoured vehicles to move down the road, pushing the protesters back from the town entrance.
{"Image ImageDescription": "South African anti-riot Police fire rubber bullets at striking farm workers after clashes broke out on January 9, 2013 in De Doorns, a small farming town about 140km north of Cape Town, South Africa. Workers on fruit farms have downed tools, demanding a wage hike from 69 rand ($8) to 150 rand ($17.50) a day. The protesters also occupied part of the country's major N1 highway, forcing dozens of police officers and two armoured vehicles to move down the road, pushing the protesters back from the town entrance. AFP PHOTO / RODGER BOSCH        (Photo credit should read RODGER BOSCH/AFP via Getty Images)", "Image Copyright": "2013 AFP"}