The four students at Chilonga Mission School of Nursing in Mpika who were expelled after a video of them dancing in a sexually suggestive manner went viral on social media, should not be condemned to hell because they are young and deserve to be forgiven.
Minister of Health Sylvia Masebo says management at the training institution should consider rescinding its decision.
The students, who were in their third year, were on duty on the fateful day.
Ms Masebo said that the students are young in the profession, hence they should be given a second chance.
“‘When action is taken against anybody for doing something wrong, I always support. Let us not condemn them to hell, they are still young, and being a parent, I beg that their punishment be reduced. I hope the rest of the health workers should learn something from the punishment,” Ms Masebo said.
In Other News – H0rny man forces fellow tenant to touch his manhood
A 28-year-old Bulawayo woman was left horrified and scared after her 26-year-old fellow tenant stormed into her room and sneaked into her blankets before he allegedly forced her to touch his “erect” s.e.xual organ.
The woman from Mahatshula North suburb was left scared when Forgive Mugorogodi apparently in a desperate bid to seduce her sternly ordered her to...learn more
The post Actress Khabonina Qubeka back on Generations: The Legacy appeared first on Mbare Times.