She claimed her husband, Tawanda Banda (33) dumped her after she gave birth to a child with disability.
Taruvinga also accuses Banda of allegedly tampering with her family planning tablets to get her pregnant, before dumping her.
“Life has not been fair to me and I nearly committed suicide,” said Taruvinga.
“My husband and in-laws neglected my child living with disability arguing that there was no one with such a condition in their family.
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“My husband devised a plan to impregnate and dump me.
“He has since left for Malawi where he is now living.
“I didn’t want another child considering the life I am living where I am failing to support this child on my back.
“Anotori mwana saka handaida kuita mumwe mwana anodazve kuberekwa.
“If I can find a couple that wants to pay for the child in my womb, I’d be grateful.
“He is a boy, according to the scan. I am expecting the child in June, according to maternity records,” she said.
Taruvinga, who is a vendor, told H-Metro she wanted to look after her child, living with disability, and help her get a good education.
“I love the neglected child. She is my gift from God so I want money, as well as a wheelchair, to help her access everything, including education.
“I am finding it difficult to make ends meet and that is why I saw that it was better to offer the unborn child to either Social Welfare or any willing couple.
“I lost my national identity card and without that I cannot process anything at Social Welfare,” said Taruvinga.
Born in a family of two, Taruvinga is the youngest child in her family.
Source: Hmetro