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KNEC decries Sh6.7bn funding gap, plans paperless national exams

KNEC decries Sh6.7bn funding gap, plans paperless national exams
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The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) is facing a significant budget deficit projected to reach Sh6.7 billion by 2026/27. To mitigate rising operational costs, the agency plans to transition to a paperless national examination system.

Basic Education PS John Ololtuaa before the National Assembly’s Education Committee at Bunge Towers yesterday /DOUGLAS OKIDDY

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