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The Kenya National Examination Council has received 712 queries from parents and schools seeking the review of 2023 Kenya Certificate of Primary Education examination results. The examination body says out of the quarries only 133 cases resulted in a change of scores due to missing marks.
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KNEC receives 712 queries from parents and schools seeking review of 2023 KCPE results
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