The examination centres will also be under 24-hour security surveillance and boarder students will not be allowed use mobile phones for whatever purpose during the exam season. By OUMA WANZALAMore by this AuthorRogue teachers are asking parents to pay as much as Sh10,000 to abet cheating in this year’s national school tests, Kenya National Examinations Council chairman George Magoha has revealed. But the promise is fake, warned Prof Magoha yesterday during a briefing on preparations for this year’s primary and secondary school national exams, indicating that those who have already paid have been conned. The shocking detail of parents and teachers colluding to buy exam material was also confirmed by Education Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohamed. The examination centres will also be under 24-hour security surveillance and boarder students will not be allowed use mobile phones for whatever purpose during the exam season.

Source: Daily Nation September 04, 2018 13:07 UTC