2021 KCSE Exam Did Not Leak, Says Magoha.
Education Cabinet Secretary Prof George Magoha has denied that the KCSE examination was leaked before and during the writing of the tests.
“I have shown media more than eight security features that no one can interfere with before test papers are given to anyone to take to schools,” he said.
He noted that all materials were safely delivered to all containers with exact examination features as they were packed, and no examination packages were breached in any part of the country.
“All the materials were therefore safely delivered to all containers with exact examination features as they were packed and there was no breach of examination packages in any part of the country.”
Magoha claimed that 300 phones had been confiscated from teachers, candidates, and school personnel.
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“However, having sealed all the loopholes of leaking examinations, a few scrupulous people have over the last five years devised a new dirty trick of opening examination packages a few minutes before the start time, in what we call the “early exposure”.
According to the Education CS, the individuals in question operate by photographing a few or all of the examination questions before sneaking them out of the examination centers to waiting hired people who then tackle the questions before smuggling the “answers” back to the candidates.
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Such people’s days he says are numbered.
A team of DCI investigators and Ministry of Education officials worked together to expose the racket and apprehend the masterminds of the early exposure schemes.
In KCPE exams, 320 candidates in seven examination centres attempted to collude.
Magoha Dismisses Claims Of KCSE Leakage
2021 KCSE Exam Did Not Leak, Says Magoha.
