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Some motorists in Harare are reportedly picking up boys living on the streets and sexually abuse them in their cars while girls are routinely gang-raped.
This was said by Harare provincial development coordinator Tafadzwa Muguti in a statement on Monday. Muguti said:
<blockquote>We also express displeasure and concern from reports that are coming through the provincial social welfare officer that there are some motorists who are now picking up these street children especially boys and abusing them in their cars, homes and secluded places.
This is truly sad and unacceptable in this new dispensation. We urge the public and the victims of such abuse to report these activities to the nearest police station or reach out to the social welfare offices in Harare.</blockquote>
Muguti said there are reports of substance abuse involving street children and also stealing from parked vehicles, harassing pedestrians and snatching food from people.
In order to combat the challenges faced by street children, Muguti said the government has now established safe homes for them which include Ruwa Rehabilitation Centre, Mt Hampden Youth Training Centre, Northcot Training Institution, Jamaica Inn and Beatrice Rehabilitation Centre.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/harare-motorists-sodomising-street-boys/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">NewZimbabwe.com</a></h4>

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Harare Motorists Sexually Abusing Street Boys

Mischevious men have taken advantage of the transport crisis to molest women who board the cheap but overcrowded ZUPCO buses.
This happens especially during the morning and evening peak hours when the few ZUPCO buses on the roads are overwhelmed with human traffic.
A victim of the abuse, Harare based citizen identified as Chipo Gwasira spoke to H-Metro. She said:
<blockquote>Yesterday there was pressure at the bus, I was trying to enter the bus and ended up being fondled on my private parts but never saw the person who did it.
As women, we do not have to be victims of bus pressure but we do not have control over it since the bus is the only affordable means of transportation because kombis are now expensive.</blockquote>
The transport blues have also negatively affected school-going children as they end up getting to school late. A concerned Harare resident had this to say:
<blockquote>Children are now in danger as some of them end up getting home late because of transport chaos, yesterday I saw some child in school uniform trying to force himself into the bus but ended up being pushed away by the conductor.
The government should allocate buses only meant for children in school uniforms for the safety of our children.</blockquote>
ZUPCO buses were re-introduced in January after the deadly fuel protests which had been ignited by a sharp rise in transport fares.
Wary of a repeat of the riots, the government immediately announced a 50% reduction of the ZUPCO bus fares after another fuel price hike was announced on Tuesday this week.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/women-fondled-during-stampede/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">H-Metro</a></h4>

Women Sexually Abused When Boarding Overcrowded ZUPCO Buses

The Swedish Embassy has called for changes in attitudes of young men and young women after revealing that one in three females is sexually abused before the age of 25. Maria Selin the Embassy’s Head of Development Cooperation said Sweden was going to invest in culture as a way to address some of the challenges in Zimbabwe.
Said Selin:
<blockquote>After that we need to promote action that changes attitudes among young men and young girls towards child marriage and sexual abuse which I think is so much prevalent here in Zimbabwe.
One out of three girls before they reach the age of 25, are sexually abused in one way or another and it is horrible. It should not be like that.
But there was a time when we needed to understand, perhaps to a better degree, how we can connect the dots, that investment in culture can also be targeting development challenges because that is where we are coming from.
We would like to invest in culture to make sure we have diversity</blockquote>
More:<a href="http://www.newzimbabwe.com/news-37117-One+in+three+Zim+girls+sexually+abused/news.aspx"> New Zimbabwe</a>

One in three females sexually abused before age 25

Higher and Tertiary Education deputy minister Dr Godfrey Gandawa has said that Government is in the process of crafting a law that will see teachers and lecturers that sexually abuse students in exchange of higher grades losing their certificates.
He said this at a graduation ceremony at Mkoba Teacher&#8217;s College in Gweru last week where he capped 417 graduands. Said Gandawa:
<blockquote>More often than not we have had rampant cases of abuse of children in schools by teachers who should be custodians of examplary behaviour. Teachers have raped or impregnated young girls. When this happens we start questioning the training and morality of that teacher. We are actually in the process of crafting a new law for high and tertiary education institutions which also includes private colleges and universities. In that same law that is where we are putting deterrent measure to make sure that we curb such practices.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/errant-teachers-to-lose-certificates/">Herald</a>

Teachers & lecturers set to lose certificates for sexually abusing students

Female Students&#8217; Network Trust programme director Mrs Evernice Munando told legislators that at least 74% of females at tertiary institutions had been subjected to sexual harassment by male lecturers, non-academic staff, security guards in return for higher marks, food and access to the campus.
While giving oral evidence before the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Gender and Community Development chaired by Goromonzi West MP Beata Nyamupinga (Zanu PF), Munando said that her research conducted in 2015 showed that 85% of respondents knew of students who aborted unintended pregnancies while on campus.
She also said that the environment at Midlands State University also made female students vulnerable to abuse as accommodation is not only scarce but expensive. Munando also highlighted the need for sexual harassment policies and stated that only four institutions countrywide had such policies.
More: <a href="http://www.chronicle.co.zw/74pc-of-female-students-sexually-abused-legislators-told/">Chronicle</a>

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