Afghanistan suspends licences of 9 private universities
Afghanistan has suspended or revoked licenses of nine private universities accused of enrolling 'ghost students'. This crackdown reflects regulatory actions in higher education addressing integrity concerns.
Afghanistan university licenses ghost students education regulation
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