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Parents allege pupil abuse over unpaid levies at Helemu Primary School

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In today’s Bulletin: Parents at Helemu Primary School in Bulawayo allege emotional abuse of pupils over unpaid bus and stationery levies, including demotion, exclusion from tests, and forced manual labour. Meanwhile, Starlink has scrapped its installment payment option in Zimbabwe, forcing users to pay full prices upfront and introducing new activation fees in high-demand areas like Bulawayo.

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