The fire that razed a hostel at Plumtree High school three weeks ago could have been started deliberately, preliminary investigations have revealed.
A total of 120 pupils have been rendered shelterless by the inferno.
Investigations discounted earlier claims that the blaze could have emanated from a faulty electric cable.
Zesa Plumtree manager, Mr Victor Ndawana on Tuesday confirmed that the fire was not caused by an electrical fault.
“We discovered that the fire was not as a result of an electrical fault but could be arson. During investigations we gathered that a staffer heard footprints of people upstairs before the fire broke out. However, I will not say much as I’m not allowed speak to the Press. You can get full details of our report from Bulawayo where I sent it,” said Mr Ndawana.
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