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The police and the Department of Social Welfare conducted a joint operation last week in the Harare Central Business District to address the issue of child begging. This initiative aimed to remove children who were soliciting money from passers-by.
According to a police statement, the operation was prompted by a viral video showing parents exploiting their children for begging.
The video featured a narrator capturing scenes of several women directing their children on whom to approach for money.
Disturbingly, it depicted mothers punishing their children with slaps if they returned empty-handed from their targets.
The footage was reportedly filmed in the area between Harare Town House and Joina City, though the exact date remains unknown.
On August 23, the police executed the operation, successfully removing 22 children along with their guardians, who were subsequently handed over to the Department of Social Welfare for further assistance. Reads the statement:
<blockquote>
Reference is made to a video which went viral on social media platforms in which children are seen begging for money near Joina City, Harare CBD.
On 23/08/24, Police in Harare, in conjunction with the Department of Social Welfare, carried out an operation in the streets of Harare CBD removing children and their guardians who were begging for food in Harare CBD, particularly along Rezende Street, Joina City and Town House areas. As a result, 22 children and their guardians were handed over to the Department of Social Welfare.
Guardians are implored not to use children and the disabled to beg for money and food in the streets as they risk arrest for violating the country’s laws protecting children.
</blockquote>
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The police and social welfare rescued 22 child beggars in Harare after a viral video showed parents exploiting them. The video showed mothers directing children to beg and slapping them if they didn't earn money. The police operation was to stop this exploitation. The children and their guardians were taken by the authorities for assistance. It's against the law to make children beg for money. Parents should not use children to beg. This happened in Harare's city center.

Viral Video Sparks Police Operation To Rescue Child Beggars In Harare

Parents are reportedly hiring out their children to beggars handlers for a commission in Harare The Sunday Mail reports. The child beggars are reportedly transported by their handlers from areas around Harare like <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Epworth">Epworth</a> and Hopley and assigned places to beg from where they beg the whole day and surrender takings to their masters and or handlers who will then pay their respective parents a commission.
Vendors are reportedly the ones who are in the trade of hiring out their children as they can monitor them from a distance. They are reportedly charging ZWL$30 to $40 per child, and a child is reportedly given a target of ZW$100 per day.
The publication spoke to a vendor who shed more light on the child beggars for hire scheme and said:
<blockquote>The child is given a specific target per day. Their commission is given to the parents. In the event that they fail to reach the target, the outstanding figure is deducted from the parents’ commission.</blockquote>

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