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Kara University trains lecturers to prevent corruption

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Kara University hosted a training session by the High Authority for the Prevention and Fight against Corruption and Related Offences (HAPLUCIA) for lecturers and researchers. The initiative aims to integrate ethics, professional conduct and corruption prevention into Togo’s university programmes, reports Icilomé.

Kara University, in northern Togo, hosted a training session last week for lecturers and researchers to incorporate corruption prevention and the principles of ethics, professional conduct and good governance into university programmes. The initiative was organised by the High Authority for the Prevention and Fight against Corruption and Related Offences (HAPLUCIA), reports Icilomé.

HAPLUCIA aims to strengthen lecturers’ role in passing on the values of integrity and transparency to students. The training also aims to make higher education a tool for preventing corruption and educating responsible citizens.

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