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Kwale Secondary Schools where almost all Form candidates scored E

Mkwakwani Secondary School in Kwale County. The School registered 50 Es out of the 89 candidates that sat for last year's KCSE. [Photo by Tobias Chanji/Standard]

A conspiracy of silence has kept under wraps the shocking details of the mass failure in KCSE examinations long after the results were released last year.

Over 100 students scored E in two secondary schools in Kwale County.

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