Rising fuel prices and a fresh wave of school unrest are increasing operational costs for schools, raising fears that parents may soon face additional financial burdens.
National Parents Association chairman Silas Obuhatsa. [File, Standard]
Parents could soon pay more for their children in school as a fresh wave of student unrest collides with rising fuel prices, piling more financial pressure on households already struggling with the high cost of living.
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