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KNEC: Tackling cheating in exams requires more than technological and legal advancement

Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) CEO Joseph Kivilu (left) and Councils Chairman Kabiru Kinyanjui addressing the press in the past. PHOTO: FILE

NAIROBI: The Kenya National Examination Council (Knec) has argued that curbing examination irregularities calls for a concerted effort, even as the cases went up in the just released results.

The Council said that all Kenyans must revise their morals, attitudes and mindset and appreciate the value of examination.

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