Frustration mounted outside polling stations in Zimbabwe's capital Harare on Monday as hundreds gathered, expecting to be allowed to vote on the third day of the country's presidential election. Despite a court ruling extending the election, polling stations stayed closed for several hours. 
Police kept some polling stations shut for several hours
Many waited until the situation was resolved
Queues showed how determined people are to vote
Tempers frayed as voters become frustrated by the delays
Inside, election workers waited to hear if voting was to resume
Some found their names had been struck off the electoral roll
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