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WAEC flags examination malpractice hotspots
By Angela Adu-Asomaning The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has raised serious concern over the growing incidence of examination malpractice across the country. The Council has identified the Bono, Bono East, and Ahafo regions as epicentres of this troubling trend. In 2023 alone, 18,504 candidates were found to have engaged in various forms of cheating and misconduct during examinations. Projections for 2024 suggest little to no improve…
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This year, 724,633 candidates complete their bachelor's degree, and they will be under close supervision to avoid the multiplication of cases of fraud, especially with the rise of artificial intelligence.
This year, 724,633 candidates complete their bachelor's degree, and they will be under close supervision to avoid the multiplication of cases of fraud, especially with the rise of artificial intelligence.
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