Zimbabwe Schools Ban Breakfast Cereal After Young Students Ferment It, Get Drunk and Have Orgies Organized By Parents

[link to www.rt.com]

9/11/2015

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"Breakfast cereal has been prohibited from some schools in Zimbabwe after students used it to brew a potent beer. It comes as the southern African country is struggling to deal with underage drinking.

At least three schools banned the oats and cereal made of sorghum, and sent warning text messages to the children’s parents.

“We received messages advising us not to buy Morvite when buying groceries for our children."

Apart from the hazards the substance could pose, underage drinking is prompting mounting concerns in Zimbabwe: last month 224 students, some of them as young as 13 years old, were detained for going to a so-called “yuzu” party.

During such parties, some allegedly organized by children’s parents, teenagers consume alcohol and drugs and engage in marathon sex sessions without contraception."