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2021 KCSE might wait longer for results as a section of markers Strike

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2021 KCSE might wait longer for results as a section of markers Strike
Early Learning and Basic Education PS Julius Jwan speaks to a candidate at Moi Girls School when he oversaw start of KCSE exam, Nairobi March 26, 2021. Photo Daniel Ogendo
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By Malachi Motano

2021 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) candidates might wait longer for their  results and not as had been said by education cabinet secretary, professor George Magoha.

Latest reports from a reliable source of information highlights that teachers who were marking exams from Moi girls high school went on a protest yesterday over what they claimed was payment delay.

One of the officials from the teachers association revealed to some members of the press that they were not going to go back to marking this exams until they get paid.

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