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63 candidates, supervisor arrested over exam malpractices in Kakuma

Education CS George Magoha when he supervised the opening of the exams container at Nyali Deputy County Commissioner's office in Mombasa. 63 candidates and supervisor have been arrested over exam malpractices in Kakuma Camp, Turkana county.

Photo credit: Kevin Odit I Nation Media Group

Police in Turkana West Sub County on Tuesday arrested 63 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) exam candidates and a supervisor over exam malpractices.

The arrests were made at two separate examination centres within Kakuma Refugee Camp - 25 candidates from Somali Bantu Secondary School and 38 from Greenlight Secondary School, Turkana County Police Commander, Samwel Ndanyi, confirmed.