Only 141 score A,in 2015 KSCE Exams

There was a sharp drop in the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education examinations (KCSE) performance this year, with just 141 scoring straight As – down from 2,636 in 2015.

Talking when he officially released  the current year's KCSE examinations at Shimo la Tewa High School in Mombasa County, Education CS Fred Matiang'i noticed that from 577,079 applicants who sat the current year's KSCE exam just 15.4 percent (88,929 hopefuls) scored between A and C+.