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The Minister of Primary and Secondary Education, Torerayi Moyo, has confirmed the arrest of a school headmaster and a director in Harare after nine students were prevented from writing a Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (ZIMSEC) examination due to "inappropriate" haircuts. Speaking on the matter, Minister Moyo stated that the school officials violated the learners' fundamental right to education and access to examinations. The incident occurred when the nine students arrived to sit for their Family and Religious Studies Paper 2 examination. According to the Minister, the students were turned away by school authorities and ordered to cut their hair. By the time the students returned to the exam hall, 55 minutes of the
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A teacher at Selbourne Primary School has been sentenced to perform unpaid work and ordered to pay restitution after a magistrate convicted her of stealing US$5,200 from her husband. Patricia Yusufu appeared before Harare magistrate Nyaradzo Manokore this week, where she was found guilty of theft. The conviction follows the breakdown of her 18-year marriage to Mike Charles, the complainant in the matter. Magistrate Manokore handed down a 24-month prison sentence, which was wholly suspended on strict conditions. Six months were suspended for three years on the condition of good behaviour. A further 16 months were suspended on the condition that Yusufu repays the full sum of US$5,200 to Mr. Charles by November 30, 2025.
