In
April, President John Magufuli sacked nearly 10,000 civil servants for having
fake certificates. AFP
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An audit by Tanzania's
main referral hospital, Muhimbili, and the national examination council
has found that 134 workers at the medical institution hold fake secondary
school certificates.
BBC
Africa Live report continues:
A
list released by the hospital shows 70 nurses have been found with fake school
certificates. Other departments affected are surgery, IT and human resource.
The
hospital has given the workers an ultimatum of five days to leave their jobs
voluntarily or risk facing legal actions.
According
to the education ministry, the investigation team came to its conclusion after
realising that the national council of examination did not have records of
the workers' secondary school qualifications.
It
also determined that some of the civil servants had used their relatives’
certificates.
In April, President John Magufuli sacked nearly 10,000 civil servants after a taskforce he commissioned found that the officials held dubious secondary school qualifications.
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