Security has been beefed up in all the examination centres in Nakuru.
County Commissioner Loyford Kibaara says all security measures have been put in place to ensure smooth run of the exercise.
The Commissioner who is also the chair county security team added that they are working with all stakeholders to ensure all candidates who had been enrolled for the national examinations sit for the same.
According to him, all candidates with special needs will also be considered.
A 31-year-old man was on Wednesday November 4, 2026 arrested for allegedly impersonating KCSE candidate. The incident happened at Rohi Boys High Sch in Nakuru County. Addressing Press, Nakuru County Education Director Victoria Mulili said the matter is under investigation by DCI. She pointed out that it was unlawful to impersonate a candidate as per […]
A total 19 learners have graduated at Velmas School in Olrongai, Rongai Subcounty. The lot from PP2 will now be transitioning to Grade 1 come 2027. Speaking during the event, the School’s Director Anastasia Juma reiterated the importance of quality education to learners. “We do this annually and it plays a role in ensuring togetherness. […]
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