At Chavakali High school, Magoha yesterday forewarned students, parents and teachers not to be involved fake examination papers.
The CS said that the government will not tolerate any person trying to dent the good image of the Kenya National Examinations that are scheduled to begin next week.
“We are sending a warning to all those planning to confuse our children that the full force of the law will be used against those culpable,” Said Magoha, “this ministry will not take cheating lightly,” he added.
Magoha claimed that the ministry had information that exam cartels planned to illegally import the fake exams through porous borders of Isebania, Busia, Migori and Kisii.
The CS encourage learners not to have the exam phobia since the examiners will only set arrears that have been covered so far.
Close to 2 million students are set to sit for the Kneck Exams in two weeks’ time.
