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Despite State efforts, bogus institutions continue to rise

After studying for two years to earn a business management degree from Kampala International University through its constituent college Dreamline College, Paul Otieno came to class two weeks ago to find the doors closed.

Auctioneers were hovering around and the college principal was nowhere to be seen. Two years of tuition fees and hours in the lecture halls seem to have gone down the drain.

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