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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 82769, member: 636"]
School principals scamming parents just got put on notice by the feds. Education boss Torerayi Moyo warned headmasters to stop rejecting ZiG currency or inventing fake exchange rates for tuition payments. He threatened strict punishment for anyone forcing families to buy overpriced uniforms directly from the institution instead of cheaper local shops.

Administrators dealing with storm damage need to beg the Civil Protection department for help immediately. Heavy rains wrecked thirty-seven facilities across the nation, with Masvingo taking the hardest hits. Officials promised to supply tents as temporary classrooms so learning starts on schedule regardless of broken roofs.

Midlands and Mashonaland Central recorded six battered locations each, while Matabeleland South saw five spots get trashed. Manicaland listed four wrecked sites, whereas Matabeleland North barely suffered one casualty. The ministry lacks specific funds to fix this mess, meaning coordination with outside stakeholders remains the only option.

Desperate guardians flooded city centers to grab supplies before the academic year kicks off. Store manager Zeyn Yusuf Jogee claims his shop holds enough stock to handle the last-minute panic for clothes. Meanwhile, the state hired over seven thousand fresh teachers to replace retirees and fix student ratios nationwide.
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