KNEC Latest Reports on the Marking Suspension for the KCSE Exams
KNEC Latest Reports on the Marking Suspension for the KCSE Exams. The Kenya National Examination Council (KNEC) recently suspended the marking of the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examinations over concerns of cheating. A fake Facebook post falsely claimed that seven cases of exam cheating had been uncovered, causing exams to be rerouted. The post even suggested that the release of KCSE results may be delayed until January.
However, KNEC quickly refuted these claims and clarified that the Facebook post was completely false. They urged people to rely on KNEC’s official social media pages for accurate exam information. It is important to be wary of misinformation and seek updates from reliable sources.
Ps. Belio Kipsang, underscoring the ministry’s commitment to prevent examination malpractice, revealed a multi-agency approach involving the Cybercrime Unit of the Directorate of Criminal Investigation and the Kenya Communications Authority. Kipsang assured that measures have been taken, including blocking some social media platforms and identifying those involved in malpractices. The Department remains vigilant and ready to take appropriate action against any attempts at cheating.
To emphasize the seriousness of the situation Ps. Belio Kipsang noted efforts to reduce examination malpractice during the ongoing examinations. The Department is actively working to reduce cheating and look for any suspicious activity.
With 903,260 candidates registered for this year’s KCSE examinations, maintaining the integrity of the examination process is of utmost importance. The Department’s commitment to a fair and secure inspection system is evident in the measures taken to address unfair practices.
In conclusion, the suspension of KCSE marking was in response to false claims of examination fraud that were circulating on social media. KNEC has assured the public that these allegations are false and continues to work diligently to ensure the integrity of the investigation process. As the investigation develops, it is imperative that everyone rely on official channels for accurate information and be wary of spreading unverified claims.
The Department’s multi-agency approach demonstrates their commitment to maintaining a fair and safe environment for all candidates sitting the KCSE examinations.