The government has rolled out a series of targeted measures to safeguard the administration of national examinations, even as heavy El Niño rains are expected to begin during the first week of October. Narok County Director of Education (CDE) Peter Magiri stated that with 20,318 candidates scheduled to sit Kenya’s 2026 national examinations in the…
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