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Our children are suffering at the hands of the GM of Zimbabwe Phosphates Industry
23 Jan 2015 at 10:05hrs | Views
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09:36, 23 Jan - +263 7* *** ****: Our children are suffering at the hands of the General Manager of Zimbabwe Phosphates Industry [name supplied].
His excellence Cde R.G Mugabe donated Computers to Zimphos school but the children are not learning the computers because of [name supplied].
He has introduced what he call lord shedding switching of electricity from 7am to 12 pm and 5 pm to 8 pm everyday.
People are suffering because of a fellow black man who has the mind of the Colonial era. His children goes to elite schools where their learning is not disturbed.
Our children are suffering and their learning is disturbed .What will become of them because the world we are living in is now computerised .
Hundreds of children are suffering because of one selfish person. May the government come to our rescue so that our children will learn without any disruptions.
09:36, 23 Jan - +263 7* *** ****: Our children are suffering at the hands of the General Manager of Zimbabwe Phosphates Industry [name supplied].
His excellence Cde R.G Mugabe donated Computers to Zimphos school but the children are not learning the computers because of [name supplied].
He has introduced what he call lord shedding switching of electricity from 7am to 12 pm and 5 pm to 8 pm everyday.
Our children are suffering and their learning is disturbed .What will become of them because the world we are living in is now computerised .
Hundreds of children are suffering because of one selfish person. May the government come to our rescue so that our children will learn without any disruptions.
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