The Bungoma County Commissioner Thomas Sankei has said that the County has prioritized the safety of its 2023 KCPE and KPSEA candidates.
Speaking during the official opening of the examination containers, Sankei assured that the Ministry of Interior and National Coordination, along with the Education Department officers, are dedicated to ensuring a smooth examination process without challenges.
The Bungoma County Director of Education Pius Ng’oma, commended the examination center managers for their punctuality in receiving examination papers.
He expressed optimism that the ongoing rains would not disrupt the exams, anticipating a trouble-free examination period.
“We have a total of 54,859 candidates for the KPSEA examinations and 75,047 candidates for the KCPE category,” Ngoma noted.
By Achola Bulimo Mathews
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