Director of Immigration Services Alexander Muteshi (center), with KNQA chairman Dr. Kilemi Mwiria (second from right) and KNQA Director-General Dr. Juma Mukhwana (far right) after holding discussions on how best the two institutions can work together in addressing the problem of fake qualifications and development of a database for all qualifications in the country. KNQA and the Immigration Department agreed that only high quality and genuine Qualifications will be admissible in the country.
Discussions on how best the Immigration Services and the KNQA can work together in addressing the problem of fake qualifications and development of a database for all qualifications in the country
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