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Andrew Kasuku
Andrew Kasuku is a photojournalist based in Mombasa, Kenya.
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Top 2023 KCPE candidate scores 428 marks
The top candidate for the 2023 Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) scored 428 marks out of 500. Education CS Ezekiel Machogu announced that 8,525 candidates scored above 400 marks, while 352,782 candidates scored between 300 to 399 marks. The exams attracted 1,406,557 candidates, and this cohort was the last to sit the KCPE exams as the ministry phases out the 8-4-4 curriculum. Results can be accessed through the Kenya National Examination Council (KNEC) website, SMS platforms, county education offices, and respective schools. KNEC CEO David Njeng'ere announced special exams for candidates who missed the KCPE.
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Justus Kiprono
Justus Kiprono is a financial and business journalist in Kenya covering the news that involves the financial market locally, nationally, and internationally, as well as Technology, Immigration, and Guides. His solace lies in producing insightful content on tutorials, financial matters, and in-depth ...
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FACT CHECK: Claims That KCSE Results Have Been Released Are Lies
The Kenya National Examination Council (KNEC) has confirmed that the marking of the 2023 KCSE exams is ongoing, and any claims that the results have been released are false. Such misinformation can cause unnecessary anxiety among the 900,000 candidates awaiting their results. KNEC advises the public to rely on official channels for accurate updates, projecting that the results will be released after Christmas, before the start of 2024.
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Martin Mwaura
Martin Mwaura is a journalist based in Mombasa, Kenya.
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KCSE: Two suspects arrested for impersonating candidates, Knec rules out increasing invigilators' pay
Two suspects have been arrested for impersonating candidates in the KCSE exam, with incidents reported in Kilifi and Nairobi. Kenya National Examination Council (Knec) head David Njengere confirmed the arrests and stated that a multi-agency team is prepared to handle any further incidents. Despite calls for increased pay for invigilators, Dr. Njengere announced that there will be no pay raise due to budget constraints, maintaining the rates set last year.
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Enos Teche
ENOS TECHE is a freelance Photojournalist based in Nairobi, Kenya with over 10 years experience in covering soft and hard news. He commands strong understanding of both Print and Digital media with his work being published both on local newsroom such as Nation Media,Standard Group and Star ...
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Prominent people attending Magoha's requiem mass
A requiem mass for former Education CS George Magoha was held at the Consolata Shrine in Westlands, Nairobi, with a solemn mood and attendance by prominent figures such as Raphael Tuju, Education PS Belio Kipsang, and former and current CSs. Tuju disclosed his familial relationship with Magoha, who passed away on January 24 due to a cardiac arrest and is celebrated for his significant contributions in various fields.
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Shukri Wachu
I am a multi-media journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya with years of experience as a: Current affairs reporter in Kenya and her East African neigbours. focusing on education, technology and health. I also have vast experience as a security and crime reporter in Kenya as well as in Somalia where I ...
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KCSE Examination Integrity Questioned as Exam Malpractices Surface
The Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) Examination is facing integrity issues in its second week, with reports of students accessing exam questions ahead of time. Education Cabinet Secretary Professor George Magoha insists that no papers have leaked, but 'early exposure' is a concern. In Siaya County, 42 students from Dibuoro Secondary School were arrested for possessing mobile phones with images of exam papers. The school's staff is under investigation. Magoha has issued guidelines to prevent malpractices, including restrictions on mobile phone use and increased monitoring. The KCSE 2021 Exams have 831,015 candidates across 10,413 centers.