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Peter Matambanadzo Investigative Reporter
AT least 20 girls, aged between 10 and 15 years, have reportedly been forced into marriages by their parents owing to poverty at Somerby settlement near Snake Park in Harare.
The parents have put in place measures to keep the matter under wraps.
Under the Marriages Act (Chapter 5:11), a man may marry at the minimum age of 18 while a woman can enter marriage at the minimum age of 16.
Some girls at the settlement, also known as Rekayi Tangwena Branch, have since given birth leading to them dropping out of school.
Mr Albert Madzongo, head of the settlement, said although early marriages were disturbing, they were common in the