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Exams cheating tricks turn focus on private centres

Education Cabinet Secretary George Magoha addresses journalists in Kisii.

The Kenya National Examinations Council (Knec) is back to the drawing board after a section of private exam centres recorded cheating cases during the first week of the KCSE administration.

Sources say the Ministry of Education and the council are disturbed by the new cheating trends, mainly impersonation, in some private centres.

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