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https://nation.africa/ This morning, the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) national examination was officially launched in Narok. About 965,000 students across the country will be undertaking the tests. In his address, KNEC boss Dr David Njegere stressed the importance of adhering strictly to examination regulations, particularly regarding the use of mobile phones and other electronic devices during the exams.
KNEC boss Dr David Njegere calls for integrity and support as KCSE exams begin
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