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The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Comission CEO Abdi Mohamud says cases of forged Education certificates are a major concern for the Anti - Graft body. speaking during the commemorating the International Anti - Corruption Day themed around the youth, Mohammed urged the youth not to engage in corruption in Nairobi. The Commission also revealed that it is recovering property worth 4 billion shillings obtained through corruption anually.
EACC concerned over academic certificates forgery
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