Zimbabwe: Schools Barring Learners From Exams Warned

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Zimbabwe: Schools Barring Learners From Exams Warned

[The Herald] THE Government has warned schools against barring learners from sitting for end-of-term examinations due to unpaid fees, urging them to find alternative solutions to address financial issues without compromising students' right to education.

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