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Fears Of Being Exposed: Religious Education Teacher Takes Own Life

by Cami Ezenwa
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The fear of being exposed has made a religious education teacher to take her own life, leaving tears and agony behind.

34-year old Konkola, a teacher of English and Religious Education at Shitima Secondary School in Kabwe was afraid of the obvious stigma of being exposed at a debtor, and so decided to do the unthinkable: take her own life.

This was after one of the people she owed confronted and threatened to expose her, as a scammer.

Her first reaction was to invite her mother over to her place but when the mother travelled from Mkushi to Kabwe, both in Zambia’s Central Province, she found her daughter unconscious.

The house was also reeking of unknown chemicals.

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Police in Central Province confirm that the deceased teacher was found unconscious around 17:00 hours by her mother who quickly rushed her to the hospital, where she unfortunately was pronounced dead on arrival.

Her school administration too, confirms her death, and describes the deceased ad a jovial and hardworking teacher.

The Eagle reports that Shitima Secondary School is grant-aided Catholic mission school guided by the Brothers of the Sacred Heart.

Background information describes it as more than just a place of learning, but a community “every learner matters, every talent shines and every dream is possible”.

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