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Education Principal Secretary Prof. Julius Bitok has assured the country that this year’s national examinations will go on as planned, following growing concerns over funding challenges. Speaking in Nairobi, Bitok confirmed that the government has secured the necessary funding for KPSEA, KILEA, and KCSE exams, guaranteeing a credible and smooth exam season. Ben Chumba has more.
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Government secures funding for 2025 national exam
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