For many pupils and students preparing for national examinations, school has become an almost full-day commitment, with some private schools keeping learners in class from as early as 6am until...
By
Salome Gregory
Mwananchi Communication Ltd
Dar es Salaam. For many pupils and students preparing for national examinations, school has become an almost full-day commitment, with some private schools keeping learners in class from as early as 6am until late in the evening.
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