A new wave of age falsification is casting a shadow over the ongoing School Games in Inhambane province, Mozambique. Authorities have uncovered additional instances of athletes using false identification to participate, raising concerns about fair play and the integrity of the competition. This issue has become a recurring problem in these games, prompting calls for stricter verification processes. The falsification allows older athletes to compete against younger ones, potentially jeopardizing their safety and opportunities. Organizers are struggling to implement effective measures to prevent this practice, and the situation is threatening to disrupt the entirety of the event. Further investigation is underway to identify and disqualify those involved in the fraudulent activity and to determine the extent of the problem. This scandal highlights systemic issues within the youth sports system and the need for better oversight.