Siphakeme .Mnindwa
- Chronicle
- February 5, 2011
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UFomu 4 ugwaze wabulala ohlupha umnawakhe
Ethel Ncube KUSIGA esitshiye abanye abafundi besikolo seMazambara High esiseMasvingo bedidekile amakhanda, kulomfundi okuFomu 4 ogwaze wabulala omunye abafunda bonke bucwadlwana lesikolo kubangwa ukuthi ubehlukuluza umnawakhe. Lesi isehlakalo senzakale ngoMvulo…
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