Police launch investigation following viral video of minors drinking alcohol

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has launched an investigation after a viral video of minors publicly drinking beer in Harare’s CBD went viral.

The video which has been circulating on various social media platforms is said to have been captured on Christmas day.

The footage captured a group of young boys between 5 and 10 years of age consuming alcohol seemingly with their parents’ knowledge.

In the video, one of the minors is heard telling his mother that someone was taking footage of them.

Positive Eye News

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