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Kenya: Why Did 90 Percent of Kenyan Students Fail Secondary Exams?
VOA, 28 December 2017
Some Kenyan opposition lawmakers are calling on the government to investigate why 90 percent of the 600,000 students who took the 2017 secondary education exams failed. The… Read more »
Why Did 90% of Kenyan Students Fail Secondary Exams? #KCSE
In an interview, Education Minister Fred Matiangi has hinted that it might be true that, efforts to reduce cheating may have resulted in the mass failure in the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education exams, saying the results reflect the real state of the country's education.
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Kenya: MPs Call for KCSE Exam Audit, Ask Matiang'i to Resign
Nation, 27 December 2017
Three members of Parliament have called for a comprehensive audit of the 2017 KCSE exam, and they want it conducted by international experts. Read more »
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Kenya: ODM Legislators Demand Matiangi Exit Over KCSE Results
Capital FM, 27 December 2017
Three Opposition Members of Parliament have asked Education Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiangi to vacate office in the next seven days, failure to which the lawmakers have threatened… Read more »
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Kenya: Why Debate on KCSE Exam Results Should Be Broadened
Nation, 27 December 2017
I am among the increasingly reducing number of Kenyans who went through the A-level system of education, which gave way, in the mid to late 1980s, to the current 8-4-4 model that… Read more »
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Kenya: Sh10 000 Reward for KCSE Candidates Who Failed Religious Studies Exam
Nairobi News, 26 December 2017
Are you a student who scored E in Religious Studies and feel like you're among the worst performers in this 2017 KCSE? Read more »
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The country's teachers' unions are calling the results process the most irregular and disastrous in the Kenyan examinations history, saying Education Cabinet Secretary Fred ... Read more »
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Education Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiangi has released the 2017 Form Four exam results. Read more »
