Child Parliament in pictures

President Mnangagwa pose for a selfie with child parliamentarians at the 27th session of child parliament to commemorate the Day of African Child in Harare yesterday. The Day was commemorated under the theme Leave No Child behind for African Development.-(Picture by Innocent Makawa)
President Mnangagwa and Vice President Kembo Mohadi pose for a photo with child parliamentarians at the 27th session of child parliament to commemorate the Day of African Child in Harare yesterday. The Day was commemorated under the theme Leave No Child behind for African Development.-(Picture by Innocent Makawa)
President Mnangagwa, Vice President Kembo Mohadi, Speaker of the National Assembly Advocate Jacob Francis Mudenda and acting Youth, Sport, Arts and Recreation minister Kazembe Kazembe follow proceedings during the 27th session of child parliament to commemorate the Day of African Child in Harare yesterday. The Day was commemorated under the theme Leave No Child behind for African Development.-(Picture by Innocent Makawa)
President Mnangagwa, Vice President Kembo Mohadi, Speaker of the National Assembly Advocate Jacob Francis Mudenda and acting Youth, Sport, Arts and Recreation minister Kazembe Kazembe follow proceedings during the 27th session of child parliament to commemorate the Day of African Child in Harare yesterday. The Day was commemorated under the theme Leave No Child behind for African Development.-(Picture by Innocent Makawa)
Child president Mukudzeishe Madzivire inspects parade at the 27th session of child parliament to commemorate the Day of African Child in Harare yesterday. The Day was commemorated under the theme Leave No Child behind for African Development.-(Picture by Innocent Makawa)

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