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MSU student commits suicide after 'impregnating maid'

by Staff reporter

28 Mar 2019 at 20:30hrs | 1971 Views

A FIRST year Geography and Environmental Studies student at Midlands State University committed suicide on Sunday after allegedly impregnating a maid.

Midlands provincial police spokesperson Assistant Inspector Ethel Mukwende said investigations into the death are underway.

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