South African gov't vows zero tolerance for school violence


CAPE TOWN, Aug. 25 (Xinhua) -- The South African government on Monday condemned violence in schools, vowing a "zero tolerance" stance toward such behavior.

"Government condemns all forms of violence in schools, which undermine learning, safety and the future of children," it said in a government news bulletin.

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