Parents want 'gun-toting' KZN teacher removed

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The KwaZulu-Natal education department is probing allegations by parents of pupils at a Durban high school about a gun-toting teacher who often points the weapon at the students and her colleagues.
Spokesperson Sihle Mlotshwa told TimesLIVE on Tuesday morning an investigation into the allegations is under way at the Phambili high school in Rossburgh, outside the city.
School governing body spokesperson Surprise Makhetha, says that parents want the teacher removed permanently.
24 May 2022 11AM English South Africa News · Daily News

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