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KNEC has launched a digital platform allowing KCSE candidates from 1989 onwards to access, download and verify their certificates online, streamlining academic credential management.
The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) has reaffirmed its commitment to protecting the credibility and integrity of national examinations.
KNEC has opened registration for Grade 10 school-based assessments under the Competency-Based Education system, with schools required to register all eligible learners by July 30.
KNEC has opened the registration window for candidates wishing to sit the November 2026 Business and Technical examinations
KNEC disburses Sh1.5b to clear marking allowances for all 2025 KJSEA and KCSE examiners, Education CS Julius Ogamba says.
KNUT has called for the immediate payment of teachers owed KNEC examination dues, warning that the delays could disrupt this year's national examinations and undermine the education sector.
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