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  • Newspaper

    Prison sentences in ‘masters degree for money’ fraud case

    Morocco

    Press

    Wagdy Sawahel - University World News

    A Moroccan court sentenced a university professor and four others for bribery and illegally selling master’s degree placements at Ibn Zohr University. The case highlighted the need for major reforms, including more transparency in admissions, stronger oversight, digital systems, and stricter anti-corruption measures to restore confidence in the education system.

  • Newspaper

    Kuwait orders all employees to update academic data to combat fraud

    Kuwait

    Press

    Kuna - Kuwait Times

    In its fight against forged certificates and corruption, Kuwait ordered all public and private sector employees to verify their academic certificates via the Sahel e-government app. The Civil Service Commission highlighted penalties of imprisonment and fines for using forged certificates. The move falls within ongoing efforts to combat forged certificates in both the public and private sectors to ensure academic integrity, equality and justice.

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