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SA education: Time to give black parents and children more choices

Sindile Vabaza

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As the expenditure numbers show, it is possible to theoretically purchase a quality of education for every pupil that is on par with low fee intermediate schools. Picture: iStock

As the expenditure numbers show, it is possible to theoretically purchase a quality of education for every pupil that is on par with low fee intermediate schools. Picture: iStock

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