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Matiang'i vindicated as tough rules lock out exam cheats

Gladys Gachoka from Loreto High School, Limuru who scored an A- of 77 points in this year's Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education exams. [PHOTO: ELVIS OGINA/STANDARD]

Stringent measures to curb exam cheating paid off, with no cases of cheating reported this year.

In an effort to curb cheating in national examinations, which had dented the image of the Kenya National Examination Council (KNEC) in previous years, Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i in May unveiled new tough measures.

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