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Agency raises red flag over mass circulation of counterfeit books in Kenya

Moran Publishers' Nyanza regional sales manager David Okeyo (right in red shirt) together with Kenya Booksellers Association chairman Mark Kajwang peruse some of the counterfeit books that are being sold along the streets of Rongo Town, Migori County. [Photo: Stanley Ongwae/Standard].

Parents and teachers have been warned against buying counterfeit school textbooks.

The Kenya Booksellers Association (KBSA) has raised the red flag over mass circulation of fake books.

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