Judge orders Centum-backed SABIS school to cut fees 20pc

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Judge orders Centum-backed SABIS school to cut fees 20pc

Justice James Makau said parents of the school in Runda, Nairobi, would only pay 80 per cent of the fees until the schools reopen.

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