The report found corruption had become deeply entrenched at every stage of education service delivery.
Details have emerged of widespread corruption crippling education systems across Africa, with a new study exposing ghost teachers, payroll fraud, bribery, exam malpractice and sexual exploitation as some of the biggest threats facing learning institutions.
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