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Zimbabwe: MPs Shocked By High Sexual Abuse Cases in Varsities, Colleges

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[New Zimbabwe] A fact finding mission parliamentary portfolio committees on higher and tertiary education and women's affairs have brought to the fore the high levels of sexual abuse prevalent in both private and state tertiary institutions perpetrated by male lecturers.

Source: allAfrica.com

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