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High Court Suspends Registration For July KCSE Exams
The High Court has suspended the registration of candidates for the newly introduced mid-year Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) exam.
Lady Justice Teresa Odera Achieng issued conservatory orders barring the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) from proceeding with the registration process until the case is heard and determined.
The decision follows a petition by a Nakuru-based doctor Magare Gikenyi challenging the legality of the new exam schedule, arguing it was rushed and lacked public participation.
“I hereby proceed to issue conservatory orders in terms of the application to preserve the subject matter pending inter partes hearing,” ruled Justice Achieng.
In his petition, Dr. Gikenyi argued that the new schedule creates an imbalance, as candidates sitting the exam in July have less preparation time than those taking it in November.
He pointed out that the distinction is unjustifiable and violates Article 27 of the Constitution, alongside Articles 24, 10, 73, and 75.
The court directed KNEC and its CEO Dr. David Njengere, to file their responses within seven days of being served.
The matter will be mentioned on February 12, 2025 for further directions.
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