Some private schools in Rwanda are said to be closing down due to low patronage following the government's twelve-year basic education policy which made public schools affordable and preferable. To this, proprietors whose schools are affected are asking the government to sponsor students in private schools at subsidised rates, but the government has rejected the idea. READ ALSO: COVID-19: Rwanda uses Robots to protect health workers from patients According to The Street Journal, the Ministry of Education invested hugely in expanding capacity and teaching infrastructure at public schools across the country, introduced the...