Ghost students, fake degrees and a rabbit farm: SIU uncovers fraud
What to know about Ghost students, fake degrees and a rabbit farm: SIU uncovers fraud
Story audio is generated using AI South Africa’s post-school education sector has been bled of hundreds of millions of rand through fake qualifications, ghost students, rigged tenders and a project meant to farm rabbits that delivered nothing to the community…
Coverage spectrum
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What happened
Story audio is generated using AI South Africa’s post-school education sector has been bled of hundreds of millions of rand through fake qualifications, ghost students, rigged tenders and a project meant to farm rabbits that delivered nothing to the community…
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Common ground
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Follow-up questions
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