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Inaugural KPSEA, KCSE exams to start as schools close for holiday

By Lewis Nyaundi | 1yr ago
Kenya National Examinations Council CEO David Njengere addresses a past press conference. [File, Standard

Schools will from this week close as focus shifts to this year's national examination and assessments.

This year's Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) exam will begin on Tuesday next week, October 22, and run for a month, concluding on November 22.

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