Morgan Zintec College in Harare is inviting interested people to apply for training as primary school teachers starting in May 2023. A notice from the institution reads:
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<h2>MAY 2023 INTAKE</h2>
Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons who wish to: TRAIN AS PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS GENERAL COURSE OR EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT (ECD) COURSE (STARTING IN MAY 2023)
Persons with disabilities and male applicants are encouraged to apply. The minimum entry requirements are 5 ‘O’ Level passes with a Grade C or better including English Language, Mathematics and Science. A pass in an indigenous language is an added advantage.
<h2>How to apply:</h2>
1. Get the Application form from the Accounts office upon payment of ZWL$2 000.
2. Fill in all fields on the application form.
3. Attach to the application form certified copies of your ‘O’Level Certificate(s)
-Birth Certificate
– National Identity Card or Valid Passport
4. Submit the full set of the application documents to the Registry Office before 24th February 2023.
5. On the interview day bring the original certificates.
6. Interviews are scheduled for 3rd and 4th March, 2023.
Only shortlisted candidates will be invited to the interviews.
The closing date for applications is 24th February 2023.
Telephone: 0242 770534, 771190, 781285/6, 752303 or 0788 259 357, WhatsApp: 0714 572 766,
E-mail: secretary@morganzintec.ac.zw www.morganzintec.ac.zw 000
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A female student at Morgan Zintec Teachers College in Harare allegedly faked her death in a bid to fool her lover.
Pictures of the student, only identified as Shantel, seemingly dead and covered halfway with a blanket, accompanied by the fake death message emerged prompting her grieving college mates to open a WhatsApp condolence group.
However, one of Shantel’s friends disclosed that she was still alive though her whereabouts were not revealed.
Morgan Zintec principal, Tonderai Zenda, told <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/student-fakes-death-to-fool-lover/">H-Metro</a> the message disturbed a number of students, who were writing their examinations. Said Zenda:
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Shantel is one of our bridging course students. She was supposed to be among students sitting for final examinations, but she missed some of the sittings.
We heard a rumour about her death but later learnt that she is alive.
She has not been here since the rumour went around and we are also keen to know from her what happened. It disturbed some students.
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A close relative of Shantel said pictures circulating on social media were taken two years ago adding that she is still alive.
H-Metro reported sources as saying Shantel faked her death after she had directed her lover to some people to pay lobola money.
After the lover paid the bride price, Shantel was reported to have devised a plan to fake her own death.
Some people were reportedly hired to act as Shantel’s relatives during the lobola ceremony.
The lover was fooled to believe he was communicating with Shantel’s mother about the death.

Female Student Fakes Death After Boyfriend Pays Lobola

Nine (9) Morgan Zintec Teachers’ College students who were arrested and charged with gathering with the intention of promoting public violence have been granted bail.
The students were arrested after they allegedly met to draft a petition challenging a decision that forces them to repeat their training in 2021.
By gathering, the nine student teachers reportedly violated section 37 of the Criminal Law (Codification&amp;Reform) Act which bars meeting with the intention to promote public violence.
The update was posted on social media by Takudzwa Ngadziore, the former Great Zimbabwe University Students Representative Council President. He tweeted:
<blockquote>Bail has been granted for the Nine (9) Morgan Zintec Teachers College students at ZW$2 000 each! They were charged with contravening section 37 of Criminal Law (Codification&amp;Reform) Act for allegedly gathering with intention to promote public violence.</blockquote>
The students, Walter Muzamani, Steven Mashal Mariwo, Enock Masasu, Chipo Ngirandi, Sarudzai Nkezana, Fortunate Mukondo, Monica Mutegude, Charity Chakona and Lucia Mafara were being represented by the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights’ Kossan Ncube.
Their arrest attracted criticism from human rights defenders, students unions and the opposition.
Advocate Fadzayi Mahere, a law lecturer at the University of Zimbabwe and the national spokesperson of the opposition MDC Alliance described the arrested as “a pathetic abuse of power” adding that Zimbabwe needs “new leaders.”
Some learning institutions suspended this year’s calendar over the coronavirus pandemic and this does not sit well with some students.
Meanwhile, the government is determined to see the 2020 school calendar through despite a surge in the number of new coronaviruses in schools.
More: <a href="https://twitter.com/ngadziore/status/1336623257265598464" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Takudzwa Ngadziore</a>

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