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Course planned for next year to address shortage of corruption investigators
The Maldives National Anti-Corruption Academy (MNACA) announced plans to introduce an MQA-accredited diploma programme next year to address a shortage of qualified corruption investigators. Director General Ibrahim Thoyyib said the curriculum would follow international investigative standards, covering ethics, case management, evidence gathering, digital forensics, financial analysis, procurement regulations and intelligence work.
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Maldives National Anti-Corruption Academy (MNACA) · Introduce an MQA-accredited diploma program to address the shortage of qualified investigators capable of handling corruption cases
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The Maldives National Anti-Corruption Academy announced plans to introduce an MQA-accredited diploma program.Sun EnglishThe Maldives National Anti-Corruption Academy (MNACA) has announced plans to introduce an MQA-accredited diploma program next year to address the shortage of qualified investigators capable of handling corruption cases in the Maldives.
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