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Education CS says stringent exam regulations will extend to marking

Education CS Fred Matiang'i (left) joins school heads and Principals outside the Nyeri county headquarters for prayers, at the break of dawn November 17, 2016, when the CS made an impromptu visit to different school and exam distribution centers reassuring the public that no exam has been leaked so far and they are doing everything possible to uphold its credibility. [PHOTO: MOSE SAMMY/STANDARD]

Education Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang'i has assured that the marking of this year's national examinations will be done with "military precision".

Dr Matiang'i also said the ministry would ensure that candidates get honest and credible grades.

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