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Police have arrested three learners from Mathula High School in Tsholotsho District after they were filmed assaulting a female learner.
The suspects aged 16 and 17, reportedly assaulted the victim after she had turned down a love proposal from one of the learners.
ZRP national spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi confirmed the development to CITE’s <a href="https://cite.org.zw/three-tsholotsho-learners-arrested-after-video-of-brutal-beating-goes-viral/">Senzeni Ncube</a>. He said:
<blockquote>
That case has been received by the police and we have located the complainant and the witnesses. We have arrested three suspects so far.
One suspect is aged 17 and the other two suspects are aged 16.
</blockquote>
It is alleged that after his love proposal was turned down, the 17-year-old suspect and his colleagues waylaid the complainant on her way home and then assaulted her.
One of the learners recorded the incident which showed one of the suspects brandishing a machete, which police consider a dangerous weapon and should not be carried in public. Added Asst Comm Nyathi:
<blockquote>
I confirm the police have taken action and we want to warn students against this behavior, against engaging in acts of bullying, against engaging in acts of criminality whilst at school and also urge parents to ensure that children behave well and they grow up being responsible citizens.
</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Police Arrest Three Tsholotsho Learners After Video Of Brutal Assault Goes Viral

Jiti musician Baba Harare, whose real name is Braveman Chizvino, has described ZANU PF sympathiser and preacher Passion Java, born Panganai Java, as a social media bully.
Baba Harare and Java have been exchanging jibes on social media and their “tiff” reportedly escalated after the former urged youths to register to vote.
Java also mocked Baba Harare, describing the musician as a spent force.
Speaking in an interview with NewsDay, Baba Harare said he was not fighting Java to get likes and loves on social media platforms. He said:
<blockquote>
Java is a bully. I do not like bullies, particularly on social media. I don’t think Java needs a reason to start antagonising anyone.
We might have bumped into each other on a few occasions, but I don’t know Java personally.
I believe a person should not be silent when insulted by a bully. My responses to him were meant to stand up against the shenanigans of bullies.
Standing up against a bully is out of principle. My true fans understand this and, in fact, they have rallied behind me.
We are encouraged as artistes that when someone is being unreasonably cruel, we should be quiet.
I, however, don’t subscribe to that because sometimes addressing issues is necessary.
Java, like any bully, needs to be addressed. It is evident in the reaction to my retaliation to his nonsense that people are fed up with him.
I think he is a very bad role model to society and his skewed perception of the world is damaging. So, when virtual paths are crossed, I had to tell him.
</blockquote>
Baba Harare recently released his seventh album titled Zimbabwean Giant.
The songs on the album are Haubvire, which features Jah Prayzah, Wandibaya Moyo, Ndauya featuring dancehall singer Freeman and Dan Lu P, Madhunamutuna, Munotichengeta featuring gospel singer Munyaradzi Munodawafa, Akanaka, Poto Inopisa featuring Mai Titi, Terera Mitemo featuring dancehall chanter Blot and Wazonditenderedza Pfungwa featuring urban groover ExQ. | <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/life-amp-style/article/200004969/java-is-a-bully-baba-harare">NewsDay</a>

Passion Java Is A Bully, I Stand Up To Bullies - Baba Harare

A Grade 10 learner has been arrested after he allegedly set a car on fire at Northbury Secondary School in Durban in KwaZulu-Natal earlier this week.
A spokesperson for Mountain Rise SAPS, Warrant Officer Pancheal Singh, said the teenager was arrested on Thursday night. He said:
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He was released into the care of his guardian. He is due in court on September 14 and faces a charge of malicious injury to property.
</blockquote>
The boy allegedly poured petrol on the deputy principal’s Hyundai i30 after she chastised him for having a cell phone at school, which is against the school’s policy. She also confiscated the cellphone.
DA spokesperson for Education, Dr Imran Keeka urged parents to play their part in preventing such attacks. Said Keeka:
<blockquote>
If schools have a no-cellphone policy, parents must ensure that they play their part to avoid incidents such as this, which appears to be nothing more than pure, distilled criminality.
</blockquote>
The South African Council for Educators (SACO) called on the local authorities, parents and communities to deal with the increasing violence against teachers.
It said the “rights and dignity of teachers must be respected at all times”. | <a href="https://www.iol.co.za/news/crime-and-courts/kzn-teen-arrested-for-allegedly-setting-deputy-principals-car-alight-over-cellphone-confiscation-44366cc3-0bd0-4d2c-842b-3ed4e05f2952?utm_medium=Social&amp;utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1662716863-2">IOL</a>

SA Grade 10 Student Burns Deputy Principal’s Car Over Cellphone Confiscation

Teachers have implored the government to revise laws on corporal punishment saying the ban on canning learners is now contributing to indiscipline in schools.
This comes after violent pupils gangs unleashed terror at <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Msiteli_Secondary_School">Msiteli High School</a> in Bulawayo’s Mpopoma suburb, spreading fear among teachers.
Two weeks ago, the gangs fought running battles at the school resulting in the destruction of a section of the school pre-cast wall and window panes.
The gangs were fighting each other using dangerous weapons like catapults, stones and knobkerries.
A teacher at Msiteli who spoke on condition of anonymity said the Government must revise laws on corporal punishment as they are contributing to indiscipline in schools. Said the teacher:
<blockquote>
Personally, I am making plans to move to another school because I am afraid of what these gangs can do to me.
According to school rules, a child must be expelled after being blacklisted three times.
Imagine if the violence that occurred at the school was the first, what next will they do? Definitely something bigger.
</blockquote>
Another teacher said the gangs have threatened some teachers at the school as they know that nothing will be done to them. He said:
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The gang members camp outside the school and as teachers dismiss you hear them talking that this is the one who beat me up yesterday.
We blame the banning of corporal punishment as pupils no longer fear the school head and teachers as they know nothing will be done to them.
</blockquote>
Another teacher said bullying at the school was a big problem and learners are afraid to report it to school authorities. Said the teacher:
<blockquote>
It is really a cause for concern because after experiencing violence of that magnitude teachers are really starting to question their own safety.
Although they are not the primary target it is not long before they are the target. The safety of the learners is in the hands of teachers when at school so once we involve ourselves, we will be attacked.
Teachers are becoming more and more reluctant to administer issues of discipline which has seen a rise in cases of lesson bunking and absenteeism.
This has been worsened by the banning of corporal punishment in schools which has left teachers at the mercy of the learners.
It is also making it difficult for teachers to make follow-ups on learners who don’t do their school work.
</blockquote>
When reached for comment last week, Primary and Secondary Education ministry director of information and advocacy, Taungana Ndoro said authorities were working flat out to flush the scourge.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/teachers-fear-violent-school-gangs/">Chronicle</a></h4>

Banning Corporal Punishment Fuelling Indiscipline In Schools - Teachers

A video is circulating on social media allegedly shot at Wadilove High School in Marondera where 2 boys are seen assaulting another boy, the boys in the video are said to be all students at the school.
Authorities at the school have reportedly been alerted and the Methodist Church is said to have been alerted about the incident as well.
In a similar incident that occurred at Mutero High in Gutu, 3 students were hauled before the court and <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/3-pupils-at-mutero-high-school-jailed-for-bullying/">jailed by a Gutu magistrate</a> after they bullied one of the students at the school accusing him of stealing their cellphone.
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<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Bullying?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Bullying</a> said to be at Waddilove High School in Marondera
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— NewsDay Zimbabwe (@NewsDayZimbabwe) <a href="https://twitter.com/NewsDayZimbabwe/status/1347467567942815744?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 8, 2021</a></blockquote>

WATCH: Alleged Wadilove School Bullying

Three pupils from Mutero High School in Gutu, Masvingo have been given three months wholly suspended jail sentences for bullying.
The three, Stewart Mazuru (20), Tapiwa Gijima (18) and a minor (17) appeared before Gutu magistrate Mandlenkosi Ndlovu last Friday.
Prosecutor Samuel Magobeya told the court that on 12 December 2020, the trio took the minor to the school dam, accusing him of stealing Mazuru’s mobile phone.
They assaulted the victim for three hours while at the same time pushing him into the water.
They only stopped bullying the minor after the lunch bell rang. Said Magobeya:
<blockquote>The three accused took turns assaulting the complainant whom they accused of stealing a mobile phone belonging to Mazuru.
They pushed him into the dam after every assault and only let him free after the lunch hour siren rang.</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://masvingomirror.com/mutero-high-pupils-jailed-3-months-for-bullying/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Masvingo Mirror</a></h4>

3 Pupils At Mutero High School Jailed For Bullying

Churchill Boys High School headmaster Patson Mugwanda downplayed reports claiming that cyberbullying is rife at the school.
Police were called to the school for investigations after reports of a case of cyberbullying at the school on Tuesday and involving Form 4 and U6 pupils.
Mugwanda claimed that there was nothing in the allegations as it is normal for outgoing pupils to misbehave at the end of the year. He said:
<blockquote>We received a report of a Form 3 student who had a misunderstanding with another student and one of the three students involved recorded one of the pupils saying he was after the other student’s blood.
The audio, upon reaching his parents, disturbed them and they took the matter to Rhodesville police station and two officers came and we discussed the matter. Upon thorough investigations, it turned out to be a hoax.</blockquote>
Mugwanda added that the rumour started when the alleged victim, a big-bodied Taekwondo player, was making fun of challenging his seniors. He said:
<blockquote>One of the alleged victim’s friend was the one who recorded the audio following a challenging statement reported to have been uttered by the alleged cyberbullying victim to a Form 4 student.
The alleged victim is big-bodied and is a Taekwondo player so he was making fun of challenging his seniors and this is how it started.
We involved our school disciplinary members and the alleged victim apologised for breaking rule number seven of the school rules that guide our students.</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/church-in-bullying-scandal/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">H-Metro</a></h4>

Police Probe Bullying Reports At Churchill Boys High

Harare West legislator Jessie Majome has accused MDC-T youths of creating a WhatsApp group which they have used to attack her.
Speaking during an interview on Capitalk FM on Tuesday evening, Majome said at one instance she told that she is old and must go herd donkeys in the village. Said Majome:
<blockquote>I have experienced incredible abuse on social media particularly WhatsApp run in some quarters in the party. It seems like youths chauvinism. I have very malicious accusations. For example, they say I am old and must ship out. One of my competitors is a 24- year-old girl. They say you are old, get out and go. They say chembere ngadziende kumusha dzindofudza madhongi.</blockquote>
Majome who has been receiving media attention since her announcement that she was withdrawing from MDC-T primary elections, questioned why she was being labelled as old considering that she is only 6 years older than party leader Nelson Chamisa. She added that she has met Mr Morgan Komichi over the issue of primary elections and he promised to get in touch with her.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/donkey-herder-majome-speaks-out/">Herald</a>

Jessie Majome Accuses MDC-T Youth Of Attacking Her On Social Media, Told To Go and Herd Donkeys

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