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ReportFake Degrees.Report a qualification

About us

We are a crowd-sourced coalition of concerned Kenyans confronting a problem the state’s own watchdogs admit they are losing ground on.

What the watchdogs themselves say

  1. KNQA Kenya National Qualifications Authority

    10,000+

    suspect certificates flagged in one recent audit alone, from government institutions, and still awaiting action. The audit followed 47,000 files received from roughly 400 government bodies.

  2. PSC Public Service Commission

    Outdated

    verification technology, which the Commission has conceded makes the process too slow and too costly to keep pace with forged papers.

  3. EACC Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission

    Several

    more offenders remain at large for every one caught, as the Commission’s own leadership has put it.

This is not a paperwork problem. It is unqualified people holding positions of public trust.

Why this site exists

And it is the value of a genuine Kenyan qualification, eroded a little further with every case that goes unreported.

Closing the enforcement gap

Every report is independently reviewed for credibility and evidence, then referred to five bodies at the same time.

Accountability no longer depends on which single office a complaint happens to land on. A report that stalls in one place is already sitting on four other desks.

  1. COFEKConsumers Federation of Kenya
  2. EMTElimika Mashinani Trust
  3. CUECommission for University Education
  4. EACCEthics and Anti-Corruption Commission
  5. KNQAKenya National Qualifications Authority

The limits we set on ourselves

  • We never publish names. The public figures are counts by county and by sector, with any number small enough to identify someone withheld.
  • A report is passed on as an allegation, never as a finding. The bodies that receive it decide what it is worth.
  • We only accept reports about people in public office, or standing for it. Anyone else is out of scope and the report is closed.
  • We do not offer legal protection, because no Kenyan statute provides it. We say so plainly rather than implying a safety we cannot deliver.

How we treat reporters

Many of the people who use this site work alongside the person they are reporting. No IP address is stored against a report. Photographs have their location and device data stripped before storage. There is no analytics and no third-party script of any kind. The reference number is written to look like a phone number so it can sit in a contacts list without drawing attention.

The full detail is in the privacy notice.