A barber and several tertiary students have expressed support for a school haircut policy, saying it promotes discipline, unity, professionalism and a neat appearance among students.Jonathan Timo, a barber, said he believes the haircut policy is a good idea because it keeps boys looking neat, dis...
By Maryana Amituanai
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14 June 2026, 6:30PM
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