Police officers in Migori County have arrested 23 teachers over KCSE examination irregularities.
Some of the teachers were detained while working on a Chemistry paper in a church in Migori with the purpose of sharing the questions and answers with pupils from St. Mary's Mabera Girls High School.
Zachariah Samwel, Zablon Chacha, Charles Maroa, Chacha Peter, Madam Triza, and Vincent Onyage were arrested on Wednesday while working on a chemistry assignment at a church.
Mary Lucy Obondo, the school principal, and the supervisor, Alper Macelina, 14 invigilators from the school were arrested and quickly replaced.
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In Nyamira County, the little-known Nyambaria High School, which topped the 2022 KCSE exam with a 10.89 mean score, is again in the news, but for the wrong reasons.
TSC suspended its principal, Charles Onyari, as exam center manager for his involvement in exam irregularities.
According to Nyamira County reports learners and staff from four schools recorded testimonies with the DCI on the charges on Tuesday night.
Nyambaria Boys, Sironga Girls, Gekomoni Secondary School, and St. Paul Gekano Boys are among the four schools.
As Sironga Girls High School Principal Eva Odhiambo and a student recorded statements, two guys at Nyambaria were discovered with foreign material in the exam room.
It is claimed that the student was discovered in a restroom with foreign material that she obtained from a guard stationed at the institution. The guard fled, and police searched for him, but the principal returned to her job as a center manager.
