The Kenya National Examination Council -KNEC-has embarked on a project to register all Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education- KCSE candidates electronically to make the process efficient and accountable.
According to the new guidelines set by the examination body, this year's candidates will be registered online on the KNEC website.
The council's Chief Executive Officer Paul Wasanga says schools which do not have internet facilities will be forced to use cyber cafes or government institutions with internet connectivity.
He noted that the move is aimed at ensuring all KCSE candidates are registered hence ending perennial cases of non-registration of candidates by some unscrupulous institutions realising it when examination commences.
The schools authorities and candidates will now be able to confirm their registration through the KNEC website.
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