A Re Chencheng Mosielele

Thursday, May 14, 2020

MOSHUPA: Moshupa village chief, Oscar Mosielele says it was imperative to revert to the olden and conventional ways of raising children.

Kgosi Mosielele said he was concerned following a recent incident where students assaulted a teacher at Moshupa Senior Secondary School. Teachers across the country protested the incident with a social media campaign dubbed #Black Friday.

Mosielele argued parents were more lenient on children, which has bred indiscipline.

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