Nine phones destroyed with hammer to enforce discipline at Gabon school
A video showing a school administrator destroying nine seized phones with a hammer has sparked debate in Gabon about discipline and mobile phone use in schools.
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A video showing a school administrator destroying nine seized phones with a hammer has sparked debate in Gabon about discipline and mobile phone use in schools.
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