Sad News Anita Mhlanga a form 1 learner at Zimuto high committed

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• September 07, 2026

#SadNews ????? Anita Mhlanga a form 1 learner at Zimuto high committed suic1d€€ yesterday. She was refusing to go back to the boarding school.

Pamwe pacho vabereki ngatidzidzei kuziva kuti chii chiri kuitika kuchikoro kune vana vedu pane kumumanikidza kuti enda chete kuchikoro .Zviri kurwadza chokwadi ? ? ? ? ?Schools are opening for the third term kindly do us this favor… Sit down with your child for 5 minutes and explain that there’s never a reason to make fun of someone for their *height, their weight, their skin tone,* their home life or the things they enjoy. Explain there’s nothing wrong with wearing the same *shoes every day.* Explain to them that a used backpack carries the same dreams as a new one. Teach them not to exclude anyone for *being different*, explain to them that teasing hurts and that school is for going to *LEARN, NOT* to compete or spread negativity. Remind them some kids don’t go home to loving families so it’s important to be kind. It all starts at home!

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