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Rising begging for school fees ‘sign of dire economy’

Students and families that are reaching out to the public are doing so out of desperation. – Education analyst Steve Shara By Deogratias Mmana: A crisis is unfolding in the education sector, evidenced by what seems to be a growing number of secondary and university students asking for help. This is happening when the government […]

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