SCHOOLS DEMAND FOREX FEES

SCHOOL headmasters are proposing charging fees in United
Sates dollars or the equivalent at the interbank exchange rate, saying the
local currency’s volatility during

the COVID-19-induced school closures had left them in huge
debts.

The National …

SCHOOL headmasters are proposing charging fees in United Sates dollars or the equivalent at the interbank exchange rate, saying the local currency's volatility during the COVID-19-induced school closures had left them in huge debts. The National Association of Secondary Heads (NASH) said the move would ensure the viability of schools, which have to buy supplies in foreign currency. "NASH