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Africa Challenge to elite South African schools that segregate by language

Courts will decide whether Fochville High can offer instruction only in Africaans, which blacks mostly do not speak.

By Kenichi SerinoCorrespondent / June 18, 2013

A majority-white South African public school has drawn accusations of trying to segregate itself from the black population through its language policy, touching off a court battle that could eventually impact the racial makeup of some of the country's best public schools.