Kenya National Examinations Council Chief Executive Officer
Joseph Kivilu on Wednesday said 157 people have been prosecuted for
engaging in examinations irregularities.
Speaking
during the release of Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE)
results, Mr Kivilu said those arrested and charged over cheating include
head teachers, their deputies, university students, parents, police
officers and candidates.
He defended credibility of the
results saying all suspected examination malpractices will be
investigated and dealt with accordingly.
Mr Kivilu recently said there would be no ranking and that the mode of releasing the results would be similar to last year’s.
Education Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiangi released the Standard Eight examination results done by 937,467 candidates
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