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The Namibian -·3 min read·easy

Katima students settle tuition fees with cattle

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Justicia Shipena
Katima students settle tuition fees with cattle
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The Shiramed Medical Institute in Namibia has begun accepting cattle as a form of payment for tuition fees to assist students who lack cash. This innovative approach is supported by student unions as a practical way to increase access to higher education in rural areas.

Students at Shiramed Medical Institute at Katima Mulilo have agreed with the institution to pay their tuition fees with cattle.

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