Kenyan lawmakers demand answers after an audit reveals 87,000 ghost learners and multiple schools with no students. MPs accuse ministry officials of enabling fraud. The Ministry of Education is facing growing political heat after a national audit exposed 87,000 ghost…
Poor supervision, understaffed audit teams and outdated data systems allowed massive inflation of school enrolments. A new Ministry of Education audit exposes deep structural failures. The Ministry of Education’s discovery of 87,000 fictitious learners has reignited scrutiny over the government’s…
A nationwide audit has uncovered 87,000 ghost learners and several non-existent schools, potentially costing taxpayers over Sh1 billion. Education CS Julius Ogamba vows tough action after verification. Kenya’s Ministry of Education is grappling with one of the sector’s biggest financial…
The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) has identified 18 active Telegram channels suspected of circulating leaked examination materials for the 2025 KCSE and Kasneb assessments. The findings are detailed in the August 2025 monitoring report, which recorded a total of…
The Ministry of Education has heightened security operations across the country to protect the credibility of the 2025 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examinations. Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba said the government is enforcing strict protocols to ensure the…
Students found engaging in KCSE 2025 exam malpractice will face bans of up to three years from sitting national examinations, the Ministry of Education has confirmed. The directive, issued by Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba, is part of a broader…
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has issued a strong warning to KCSE 2025 candidates against participating in any form of examination malpractice, particularly the sharing of exam material on social media or involvement in impersonation schemes. The warning follows the…
The Ministry of Education has issued a fresh warning to teachers, exam officials and support staff implicated in the ongoing KCSE 2025 examination malpractices, stating that those found culpable will face dismissal, revocation of professional credentials and prosecution. The directive…
As Kenya intensifies efforts to safeguard the credibility of the KCSE 2025 examinations, Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has reiterated that individuals caught engaging in exam malpractice will face severe consequences under the Kenya National Examinations Act, 2012. The law,…