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TRENDING NOW: Street kids in Zimbabwe react to selfie camera

Howard Alexander

January 16, 2020 - 6:00 AM

In North America, selfies have become ubiquitous, but Zimbabwe not so much, especially for the kids living on the streets.

Their reactions to seeing themselves on a camera in selfie mode are priceless.

We offer you one — just ONE — viral video per day that we call TRENDING NOW. It’s not ours, it’s not news, it’s not vital or even useful — unless it makes you smile. Got a video you want to share? Hit us up on our Facebook Page or email news@infonews.ca and be sure to tell us why.

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