Tuition pressure surges as Catholics face rising Africa school fees
In Kampala and beyond, parents struggle to pay Catholic school tuition as fees rise amid privatization. A mother pleads for help to enroll her son at St Kizito Secondary, while officials warn that higher costs threaten access for the poor. The World Bank notes paying for education dominates costs, and Zimbabwe eyew privatization, risking exclusion of vulnerable students as Catholic schools balance service with profits.
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