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Zimbabwe Sad Story; 9 Year Old Exploited into Child Prostitution
This is Happening in Zimbabwe, imagine a 9 year old girl being exploited into Child Prostitution. Adults selling children for Bedroom Exploitation for as little as 25 cents per round.
I think we shouldnt call them Child Prostitutes They are not Prostitutes they are rape victims, Child Exploitation Victims and Child Labour  victims.

At age 9 these children  should be in School doing grade 2 or 3. A 9 year old will not have even began going throu puberty, A 9 year old is a Child not a woman. They need the protection of us All.
The common assumption is that these children are homeless orphan and street kids surprisingly most of these Children are not Homeless and they are not Orphans
Sights of Children under the Age of 10 begging for money and food has become normal in Harare.
These Childrens are victims of their own parents who send them out begging and selling prostituting so they can bring money back home.


Girls are sent into prostitution and boys into begging.
They move around begging for money using stamped letters that claim they are raising funds for school fees. The sponsership forms used by these kids are typed in English, Printed on Paper and Stamped, This shows that someone is masterminding behind the scenes of these kids, Think about it isnt it that if they are begging for the school fees all day everyday when will they ever have the time to actually go to school?
Where is the Government when all this is happening, Where is Social Welfare, These Children are just victims and because they are just children they end up enjoying begging and without them even knowing that will become the rest of their lives.
This child abusing has been going on in Zimbabwe for over 10year,
Social Welfare should take these Children and Give them a chance, Every Child and Every Zimbabwean Belongs to Zimbabwe and  it is Zimbabwes Duty to protect its Children. Every year budgets for Child and Social Welfare are set asside but where does the money go? Good people like Emmanuel Makandiwa, Uebert Angel and Prophet Magaya cant do it on their own they need us all.

Everyyear The ZImbabwe govenment sets aside a budget for Child And Social Wellfare
First we need to know where is the Child And Social Welfare money going? To all the Zimbabwe politicians. and Workers who have done nothing about this pridicament By not doing something you are actucally doing something, you are just as guilty for killing these innocent souls. And Again everyone who has stollen or diverted funds meant for Child and Social Welfare is just as guilty too.
The government should take these Children and put them in homes, put them into rehabilitation and give them a future. Their Parents should be arrested, and because they exploited children and because they are lazy they yould be sentenced to life in prison with hard labour.
Also, The Clients who  pay to have intercourse with these under Children are even more guilty than everyone else because they have fueled this Evil.
it is my duty and it is your duty to take action, let us put our heads together and do something. If you have an idea how we can start helping these kids please write it in the comment box below and we will compile everyones idea and work for a better  cause, Thank you for Watching dot forget to like this video to show that we are in solidarity of fighghting child exploitation.

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Zimbabwes controversial First Lady Lady Grace Mugabe has reportedly told the Zanu-PF women's league that she "plans and does all things with her husband President Robert Mugabe" meaning, she is already President of the country, Thereby confirming the long held suspicion that she was running the State's affairs for Mugabe. Mashonaland West women's league chairperson, Angeline Muchemeyi said Grace notified that she has no reason for her to fight to be Vice-President, a lesser position, when she was already running the Nations affairs.

Grace Mugabe at a Rally

Muchemeyi revealed this after the Zanu-PF women's league passed a resolution that Grace remain secretary for women's affairs in the party.

Contrary to speculation that there will be a push by women to have the Zanu-PF constitution changed to allow a woman Vice-President, a move that has been viewed as paving the way for Grace, Muchemeyi said the First Lady had said she was comfortable steering the women's wing because she was already running the affairs of the State.

Asked if the Mashonaland resolutions were in a way a sign of ditching Grace, Muchemeyi said: "Grace told an executive meeting that she is ‘already the President' and would not want to be appointed VP, as it was a lower post.

"The First Lady said I'm the wife of the President, I'm the president already … I plan and do everything with the President, what more do I want, for now the position of the women boss is enough."

Last year, Grace said Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa and Phelekezela Mphoko took instructions from her.





Grace has been linked to the G40 faction that is said to be opposed to Mnangagwa succeeding Mugabe.

The women's league had been pushing for a female Vice-President, a move viewed as aimed at toppling Mnangagwa and have him replaced by Mugabe's wife.

In a surprise turn of events, the women's' league spoke highly of war veterans, saying women respect the former freedom fighters because they are principled, unlike newcomers in the party, who are bent on destroying Zanu-PF for money, but Muchemeyi did not elaborate on this.

"We have our war vets, who have a history in the party, they respect our President because they went to war, but the factions are created by handpicked members, who do not have liberation credentials," she said.

Grace Mugabe has been criticized by war vets, who are seen as Mnangagwa's supporters in the succession squabble. Source Online

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During the Dhaka cafe attack recently, the attackers took pictures and made videos, which were later released by the IS’s official PR machine, the Amaq AgencA 25-year-old Islamic State (IS) operative arrested in West Bengal last month has told interrogators that he had been instructed to behead a Hindu man and rape the man’s companion, make videos of both attacks, and send them to his handler across the border in Bangladesh.

The video of the beheading, the man is learnt to have told interrogators, was to have been then sent to the IS in Syria, to be released on the Internet by the communications wing of the terrorist organisation, along with a formal announcement of the establishment of the ‘caliphate’ in India.

While several videos of Indians professing allegiance to the IS, and calling upon Indian Muslims to join them have been released by IS sympathisers over the past few years, none of them has been shot in India. They also haven’t shown any violent act, let alone beheading, the signature propaganda tool of the IS.

Indian Muslim Told to Behead a Hindu & Rape His Wife on Video, Birbhum (West Bengal) Islamic State man’s video, ‘caliphate’ dream

During the Dhaka cafe attack recently, the attackers took pictures and made videos, which were later released by the IS’s official PR machine, the Amaq Agency. Like the several attacks in Bangladesh in recent times, the man who was arrested in West Bengal too was initially asked to carry out lone wolf attacks using a machete.

On July 6, based on information provided by the Intelligence Bureau and NIA, West Bengal Police apprehended Birbhum resident Masiuddin alias Abu al-Musa from Burdwan railway station. During interrogation by state police, intelligence agencies and NIA, Musa is learnt to have narrated the IS’s plan for a formal announcement of its arrival in India with a signature video of brutal murder.

Musa told interrogators his handler — who first identified himself as Jihadi John, the British Arab man seen in several IS beheading videos, but who was actually Mohammed Suleiman of the Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) — had asked him to chose non-Muslim (kafir) targets, behead them, and record it.

Musa chose a businessman who lived in a farmhouse outside his village, Labhpur. Musa had earlier worked for the man on a borewell contract. “I knew there would be anywhere between Rs 5 lakh and Rs 6 lakh in his house, which I could use to further IS activities,” interrogators quoted Musa as having told them.

Musa’s interrogation has also revealed that he had intended to rape a woman who lived with the man, and make a video of that crime as well.

To execute his plans Musa allegedly recruited Sheikh Abbasuddin alias Amin and Saddam Hussain alias Sheikh Kalu. Both men have been arrested.

According to interrogators, the Bangladeshi handler, Suleiman, had asked Musa to send him these videos, which the IS would release with the announcement of its wing in India.


From dreams to jihad

According to interrogators, Musa, the son of an impoverished father, was the only one among five siblings to study. He married against the wishes of his family, but left his wife behind to travel to Kolkata, where he enrolled in an evening college, while working through the day. “He told us he hoped to become a clerk,” an interrogator said.

For a while, Musa did odd jobs as a waiter. However, within a year, his family began to pressure him to take his wife away. So Musa quit studies and moved to Tirupur in Tamil Nadu in 2010 and worked as watchman for some time. His elder brother was already in Tirupur then.

He came back to Birbhum for some time, only to go back to Tirupur for a job in a textile factory that paid him Rs 6,000 a month. Soon Musa got access to a smartphone and a computer. Once, while surfing the Net he “liked” the Facebook page of the Islamic State in Bangladesh.

Days later Musa, a follower of Deobandi Islam, was contacted by “Jihadi John” on Surespot, an encrypted chat messenger. Musa was aware of the name, the nom de guerre of the IS poster boy seen beheading “non-believers” in the outfit’s videos. Musa promptly responded, and thus began an online relationship.

“Jihadi John” allegedly encouraged Musa to read jihadi literature on jihadology.net, and to check the web sites of various terror organisations, in particular al-Shabaab, the al-Qaeda affiliate in Somalia, his interrogation has revealed.

Around the same time, in 2014, Musa came in contact with Yusuf al-Hindi, an Internet figure who is suspected to be former Indian Mujahideen (IM) member Shafi Armar, now working with the IS.

By early 2015, Musa had tried his hand at running a shop, and had also been fired from his job. He returned to Birbhum after selling the goods in his shop, his interrogation reveals. Back in West Bengal, he had no job, but Rs 80,000 — and a purpose to “fulfill the ultimate goal for a Muslim: to establish a Caliphate”.

He had already applied for a passport to get to Syria. However, he soon lost contact with Yusuf, the interrogation shows.

In March last year, during the wedding of his younger brother in Birbhum, Musa met “Jihadi John”, who revealed himself to be Mohammed Suleiman of the JMB. Suleiman informed Musa that JMB had split on the issue of backing the IS, and sought Musa’s help to get a ration card. He also encouraged Musa to work for the IS in India, if he was not able to reach Syria, the interrogation has revealed.

On instructions from Suleiman, Musa came to Delhi in April 2016, and quickly moved to Srinagar. He had brought with him a machete from West Bengal. He had been instructed by Suleiman to look for foreign tourists and stab them or slit their throats, the interrogation reveals.

He lived in Srinagar for two months. “He went to the Dal lake several times. But he could never muster enough courage to kill anyone,” an interrogator said.

Finally, he returned to West Bengal and moved to Kolkata, but again could not take the final plunge. It was then that Suleiman instructed him to chose a softer target. And Musa chose the businessman he knew.

Econet Wireless Zimbabwe has been sued to the tune of $60 000 by a Harare firm after it allegedly failed to pay for the importation of 2 500 sim cards, despite the mobile service provider activating them on its network.

Callander Enterprises and its proprietor, Mr Makomborero Muza, has dragged Econet Wireless to the High Court for failing to make payments after the firm imported sim cards allegedly for the mobile service provider on the understanding that the two would enter into an agreement regarding profit sharing ratio from the distribution, sale and use of the cards to payphone operators throughout the country.

But Econet Wireless has dismissed the legal suit arguing that while it activated the sim cards on its network, there was never an agreement on profit sharing, neither were the sim cards imported on its behalf.

In papers filed last month, Callander Enterprises said due to foreign currency challenges in 2008, Econet Wireless, through its managers Mr Macdonald Chabvonga and Mr Nigel Masiyiwa, introduced Mr Muza to one of its business partners in South Africa, so that his firm could import the sim cards using own financial resources on behalf of Econet Wireless.

Econet sued over payphone sim cards

“It was mutually agreed verbally by Econet Wireless, represented by its managers, and Callander that after purchase of the sim cards, Econet Wireless would register, activate and allocate phone numbers to the sim cards, which plaintiff would then distribute for use to several payphone operators who would buy airtime on the cards,” read the papers.

“Plaintiffs managed to raise the required foreign currency which defendant did not have then, and bought 2 500 sim cards from South Africa on behalf of Econet Wireless and it distributed the sim cards across the country, to payphone operators together with individuals who were interested in the payphone business.

“The sim cards had the advantage that they had an in-built billing system.”

The firm averred that Econet Wireless has since converted the sim cards into Buddie lines but has been refusing to have both parties sign a written agreement, thus continuing to deprive it of both profit and the money spent to purchase the cards.

“Plaintiffs have been impoverished by the enrichment of the defendant regarding the amount spent purchasing the sim cards, as the defendant is making use of the sim cards in its cellphone business to gain personal profit by selling airtime to possesors of the cards who are registered on its cellphone network,” read the papers.

In response, Econet Wireless denied liability arguing that its business was not run through verbal agreements, saying the only agreement it had with Callander Enterprises was that of a payphone business.

Econet Wireless submitted that Callander Enterprises approached them with a request for assistance on how it could increase supply of its sim cards.

“It was at this juncture when Econet Wireless through one of its directors, informally advised plaintiff that it was free to, at its own risk and cost, and in terms of clause 7.8 of the written agreement, purchase and import the sim cards directly from South Africa which cards Econet Wireless would register on its network,” read the papers.

Econet Wireless argued that Callander Enterprises suffered loss on its account and that the firm had no claim against it on the line numbers allocated to subscribers as they were owned by the mobile service provider.

The case is due to go for trial before a High Court judge.