The Teso North Security Committee has assured that all necessary measures have been taken to secure this year's Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) exams that start on October 22nd.Addressing the press after receiving the exam papers, acting OCPD Nicholas Kibet said they had put in adequate security measures to ensure that the exams were conducted in a credible manner.'We shall not entertain any malpractices. Security personnel will remain vigilant during the examination period,' he said.He added that those who will break regulations will be prosecuted, adding all schools' managers have been warned to adhere to the examination rules.The police chief appealed to parents to educate their children to secure their future.Source: Kenya News Agency
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