As trust in public schooling struggles to keep up with rapid economic growth in many African countries, African international schools are shifting their focus from expats to local high income earners, according to education investor AdvTech. 

AdvTech CEO Geoff Whyte said the upper end of many African countries was underserved in terms of education, citing stronger demand growth for the group’s Cambridge syllabus than the local alternatives it offers...

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