Taliban Suspends, Shuts Down Universities Over Corruption
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The Taliban's Ministry of Higher Education has suspended the activities of seven private universities for one year and revoked the licenses of two others due to 'academic and administrative violations'. The suspensions and closures follow repeated warnings and recommendations, with issues including ghost students, manipulated attendance, exam cheating, and lack of necessary facilities for practical training.
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