Former Chivi South MP Killer Zivhu offers mother who beat 10-month old baby US$2500 start afresh

Killer Zivhu, a former Member of Parliament for Chivhu South, has spoken out regarding a distressing incident involving a mother who allegedly assaulted her 10-month-old baby and offered her $2 500 to rebuild her 

While he condemns the mother’s actions, Zivhu believes that her behaviour stems from underlying issues of poverty and frustration. This is the reason behind his offer to give her money to help her start afresh.

Advocating for Compassion Over Punishment

Zivhu argues that the solution to this tragic situation lies not in imprisonment but in providing the mother with necessary counseling. He emphasizes that removing her from her child would only inflict additional suffering on both parties. To assist her in starting anew, Zivhu has generously offered a sum of US$2,500.

The Zimbabwe Republic Police reported the arrest of a 30-year-old woman linked to the shocking abuse of her infant. This incident took place in Temberere Village, located in Zimunya, Mutare, on October 11, 2024.

The case drew significant attention when a disturbing video surfaced on social media, showcasing the mother engaging in violent behaviour towards her child. In the footage, she can be seen physically assaulting the infant while demanding silence, all while forcing the baby to crawl.

The graphic content of this video has ignited widespread outrage and calls for justice, with many community members expressing their horror over the depicted actions and sparking crucial discussions about child safety and protection.

Investigation and Arrest

Following the video’s viral spread, the woman was apprehended by private investigator Tafadzwa Chidawa and his team. In a video recording of the questioning, she claimed that the child’s father had abandoned his parental responsibilities. The viral video showed her using a thick stick to punish her child, resulting in her immediate custody by law enforcement officials.

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