Why would you accept something you knew you would deny?” Matiang'i told secondary school heads during the first-day of the annual KSSHA conference. Secondary school heads have been faulted for failing to curb cheating during national examinations. The CS noted school heads were consulted and their proposals considered, a move he says led to the implementation of the guidelines. Education Cabinet Secretary Dr Fred Matiang'i accused the principals of applying double standards in the matter, saying some of them have been opposing the newly rolled out examination guidelines, despite taking part in drafting them. Speaking in Mombasa on Monday, the CS challenged school heads to be sincere in handling such important matters, adding that they should not be taken lightly.

Source: Daily Nation June 21, 2016 10:30 UTC