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Insurgents have imposed their own regulations and curriculum. -
Nepotism and ethnic bias are hampering innovation. -
Ban on corporal punishment continues to be widely ignored. -
Faculties criticised for failing to take complaints seriously. -
Graduates claim that many institutions are just money-making enterprises.
20 Jun 18
Insurgents have imposed their own regulations and curriculum.
30 May 18
Opioid pain medication proves popular among young female students.
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11 May 18
Nepotism and ethnic bias are hampering innovation.
15 Mar 18
Ban on corporal punishment continues to be widely ignored.
5 Mar 18
Officials vow to address concerns over insurgent influence on education.
2 Feb 18
Faculties criticised for failing to take complaints seriously.
25 Jan 18
Graduates claim that many institutions are just money-making enterprises.
13 Jan 18
Courses on Islamic subjects replace lessons on culture and counter-terrorism.
24 Nov 17
Locals complain that minimal resources and poor security are excluding female students.
