Algerian authorities are pursuing legal action against six officials at the Higher School of Sport in Algiers following a corruption scandal involving fraudulently awarded diplomas. An investigation revealed that thirteen individuals were granted diplomas as “sports advisors” despite never completing required examinations. The scheme involved fabricated grades and the disappearance of student files, raising serious concerns about academic integrity. Prosecutors have requested prison sentences for the six accused officials. The case highlights potential systemic issues within the institution and raises questions about oversight of professional qualifications. Further details regarding the specific individuals involved and the extent of the fraud are still emerging. This scandal threatens to damage the reputation of the school and Algerian sports administration.