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Cromwell man charged in $5M fake diploma selling scheme
James Enowitch, 48, of Cromwell, was charged today with mail fraud and aiding and abetting mail fraud, in connection with the operation of a number of fraudulent diploma mills, announced U.S. Attorney Zane David
Read More »68 fake degree holders in NHA, Senate told
Senate was informed on Tuesday that out of 1,345 persons inducted in the National Highway Authority (NHA), the degrees/certificates of 68 were found to be fake. During the question hour, minister for communications told
Read More »3 charged for using fake docs
A lady and two men were charged before the Regional Trial Court (RTC) Davao City Branch 10 for allegedly using fake documents to procure appliances worth P480,000 from an appliance store along Legaspi St.
Read More »Ex-minister to pursue fake degree case against MPA
Former provincial minister Syed Ahmad Hussain Shah claimed on Saturday that MPA Mian Ziaur Rehman had offered him support for the Mansehra district nazim slot in the coming local government elections if he withdrew
Read More »PIA fires 300 employees for having fake degrees
More than 30,000 educational degrees of over 16,000 employees of the Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) are under the process of verification in pursuance of a Supreme Court order, the management of the national flag
Read More »Lawyers Decry Presentation of Fake Data in Courts by Professional Sureties
Some lawyers in Lagos on Tuesday decried the impediment to the criminal justice system in the state created through submission of fake documents by professional sureties. The lawyers attributed the development to the lackadaisical attitude
Read More »A fake institution
The term “Diploma Mill” refers to an unaccredited institution of higher learning that offers a degree, diploma or certificate for a fee. The credential received usually requires little or no work and is generally
Read More »Bank worker embezzled Dh6 million ‘using forged documents’, Dubai court hears
A bank worker embezzled more than Dh6 million by applying for loans with forged documents, the Dubai Criminal Court heard on Sunday. Prosecutors said that between 2010 and 2011, personal loans representative S Z, 42,
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