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Think outside the box to end cheating in national exams

NAIROBI: Information that some teachers and students have access to the on-going Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examinations is the most disturbing news.

This will mean that hard work and honesty will be punished; deceit and dishonesty rewarded. Students who have worked tirelessly in ensuring that they do well in these exams will feel cheated as some candidates are likely to have undue advantage.

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