Independent education group Curro’s midyear report shows a 19% increase in revenue and a 44% surge in headline earnings as learner numbers rose by 13%.

Net finance costs, however, grew by 49% and the company expects its investment on expansion and replacement of assets to cost R1bn this year. ..

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