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Zambia's High Commissioner to South Africa Fired for Asking Male Staff to Shave Her

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SOME PEOPLE ARE LUCKY WITH THE JOBS THEY GET! 4 days ago

And still dont thank God for it. If it were me, every morning i will be infront of her door with my shaving stick waiting fir instructions for the day.

Compare this with sitting infront of the computer all day. I will be s ...
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And still dont thank God for it. If it were me, every morning i will be infront of her door with my shaving stick waiting fir instructions for the day.

Compare this with sitting infront of the computer all day. I will be shaving whilst singing praises to God for the great rhings he has done for me!

"Wompe wei a wope den"!
I WANT TO BE A BARBER IN MY NEXT JOB! 4 days ago

Me, i will shave saaaa until they bring a grader to pull me away!

Me, i will shave saaaa until they bring a grader to pull me away!
Mohaila 4 days ago

No matter how wicked and filthy an action is, there will always be defenders.

No matter how wicked and filthy an action is, there will always be defenders.
What is filthy about being shaved! 3 days ago

He did not force himself to shave her. She asked for it. Is there anything filthy about going to the barber to ask for a sakora?

He did not force himself to shave her. She asked for it. Is there anything filthy about going to the barber to ask for a sakora?
Kofi Dzokoto 3 days ago

This incident involving Zambia's High Commissioner to South Africa, Ms. Mazuba Monze, has certainly raised eyebrows and sparked a lot of discussions. The allegations against her, which include asking a male staff member to sh ...
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This incident involving Zambia's High Commissioner to South Africa, Ms. Mazuba Monze, has certainly raised eyebrows and sparked a lot of discussions. The allegations against her, which include asking a male staff member to shave her private areas, are quite serious and have led to her dismissal by President Hakainde Hichilema1.

On one hand, the swift action taken by the President sends a strong message about maintaining ethical conduct and professionalism within Zambia's diplomatic service. It underscores the importance of upholding integrity and respect in official duties1.

On the other hand, there are claims that the allegations might have been exaggerated or fabricated as part of a smear campaign against Ms. Monze. This perspective suggests that the situation might not be as straightforward as it appears and that there could be underlying political motivations at play1.

Overall, this incident highlights the need for clear guidelines and accountability in diplomatic missions to prevent such occurrences in the future. It also raises questions about the treatment of diplomatic staff and the importance of fair investigations before taking drastic actions. Can this be a smear campaign? God have mercy
Are you suggesting that the President did not do his due diligence before firing her 3 days ago

Are you suggesting that the President did not do his due diligence before firing her

Are you suggesting that the President did not do his due diligence before firing her

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Zambia's High Commissioner to South Africa Fired for Asking Male Staff to Shave Her

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