President Uhuru Kenyatta on Sunday announced that the marking of the KCPE has been completed and the results are ready for release.
At the same time, the President said that this year’s KCPE was free of cheating and other malpractices.
“There was very little cheating or abuse during this year’s exam and I thank the parents, teachers and candidates. We want to congratulate all those who contributed into making the exams a success,” said the President.
The President
spoke at Gachororo village in Juja Constituency where he attended Sunday Service and presided over a fundraising for a new PCEA church.
He reiterated his recent promise that no candidate who sat for KCPE will miss admission to secondary school.
He urged parents of KCPE candidates to ensure that their children transit to secondary schools because their positions are already guaranteed and the government will meet the cost of their education.
The President also reiterated his recent remarks that the church should play a bigger role in strengthening the morality of the nation.
“We must restore the moral fibre of our nation through a better partnership between the State and the Church,” said the President.
Uhuru also urged MPs to pass the bill on gender equity to satisfy the requirements of the Constitution.
“Let us act according to the Constitution and pass the law on gender equity,” said the President.
Other leaders who spoke at the Church included Senate Majority Leader Kipchumba Murkomen, Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu and Kiambu Senator Kimani Wamatangi.