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PHOTO: Woman kneels for traffic cops

by Staff Reporter

27 Apr 2017 at 13:10hrs | Views

A photograph of a woman kneeling for Zimbabwe traffic police has surfaced online. It is not known which part of the country the incident happened.

Source - bulawayo24.jungonet.com

PHOTO: Woman kneels for traffic cops

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