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Watch: Harare prostitutes charge $2 - $3 per session

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05 May 2015 at 15:48hrs | Views

Zimbabwe's weak economy has resulted in women being forced to turn to prostitution to make ends meet for themselves and their children, often charging as little as $2 to $3 (R24 to R36) per session.

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Watch: Harare prostitutes charge $2 - $3 per session

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