Booming education business helps some Africans move up a class

JOHANNESBURG, June 29 (Reuters) - Packed tightly at a row of graffitied desks in an overcrowded classroom, students at Masiqhakaze Secondary School near Johannesburg shiver as a chilly breeze blows through broken windows.
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