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The Public Service Commission is raising an alarm that most employees at the Kenyatta National Hospital enlisted in the last 10 years used forged academic documents to secure employment. While handing over an audit report on the authentication of academic documents for officers employed in the public sector for the last 10 years Public Service Commission Chairperson Anthony Muchiri said over 2,000 cases of fake academic papers used to secure employment and promotion within the public service have been identified and wants ant graft body and the Directorate of Criminal Investigations to take action against those involved.
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PSC raises alarm over high cases of fake academic papers, KNH tops the list
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