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Wrong application of law in education sector condemned

The misapplication of education laws - highlighted by Chief Murinye’s blocking of Riverton Academy’s reopening in Masvingo and Beitbridge Municipality’s threat to shut down all unregistered schools - has been condemned as retrogressive and…

Published: 14 Jan 2026 at 11:33hrs | 508 | by Stephen Jakes

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