TikTok Shows SA Girl Forced To Learn At Home After Being Kicked Out By Principal

• A TikTok video of a girl working at a desk at home has been doing the rounds on social media
• The TikTok video shows her dedication to learning at home despite being expelled from school
• Mzansi netizens expressed support and concern, with some suggesting special needs education

Mzansi netizens were touched by a story of a young girl who was sadly kicked out of school by her principal.

Girl learns at home

A TikTok video shared by @khosiengcobo shows the girl working at a desk at home as she writes something in an exercise book.

A woman can be heard asking her what she is writing before asking to see.

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Although it is unclear why the child was kicked out of school, she may have particular learning needs.

Watch the video below:

Mzansi reacts to the TikTok video

Many netizens reacted positively to the video as they complimented the child's beauty and determination to keep learning despite not being at school.

One person advised the girl's mother to take her to a special needs school. A special needs school caters to students who have special educational needs due to severe learning difficulties, physical disabilities, or behavioural problems, SA Government explains.

zethu Mhlongo commented:

"Waze wamuhle unana."

mbalie85 replied:

"Muhle lomuntu uhlakaniphile mubhekele esinye iskole."

MamakaThando said:

Kumele aye eSpecial school sisi."

Swazi

"Muhle futhi uyasi thanda iskole❤️, engathi ningathola iskole esiryt for yena

charmainemofokeng0 said:

"I hope konke kuhambe kahle asithole iskole or any help you need, akasemuhle nkosi yami ."

MaNhleko ❤️ responded:

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"Waze wamuhle bakithi dark beauty."

phili124 said:

"Kubuhlungu shame ukuba nomntwana okanjena nomawami bamuxosha kwesinye iskole. Ngamzamele kwesinye bamthatha next year uya e high school."

Law student dies at Cape Coast health facility over alleged negligence

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that a 19-year-old second-year law student at the University of Ghana also died in Cape Coast after suspected medical negligence.

The mother of the deceased said she had taken her asthmatic son to the Ewim Polyclinic to be treated for an asthma attack.

She alleged that the medical staff administered an injection instead of the expected nebuliser treatment.

Source: Briefly.co.za