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Tough new rules to curb exam cheating

Education Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang'i (centre) with his PS Belio Kipsang (left) and Knut Chairman Mudzo Nzili yesterday. Fresh vetting of invigilators and a ban on school visits are some of the new measures aimed at curbing exam cheating. (PHOTO: JONAH ONYANGO/ STANDARD)

Placing higher responsibility on head teachers, fresh vetting of invigilators and a ban on school visits are new measures aimed at curbing exam cheating.

These are among the sweeping reforms introduced to restore credibility in the administration of this year’s national examinations.

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