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Hope as exam cheats given second chance

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An invigilator frisks students in Kenya before they enter the examination room. Photo/FILE

An invigilator frisks students in Kenya before they enter the examination room. Photo/FILE 

By BENJAMIN MUINDI bmuindi@ke.nationmedia.com
Posted  Sunday, April 22  2012 at  22:30

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  • Knec says students will be allowed to register for this year’s KCSE test
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The national examiner also proposes a fine of Sh5 million and a jail-term of up to five years for damaging or destruction of examination material or facilities.

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