— A new report details how police, teachers and students colluded to steal the 2015 Kenya secondary school examinations in which results of over 5,000 students were cancelled. (Daily Nation)
— Kenyan banks are eyeing regional expansion, with majority of them favouring mergers and acquisitions instead of greenfield investment. (The Star)
— Kenya’s former President Mwai Kibaki gets additional 356,435 dollars for his office operations in a new mini-budget by Treasury. (Business Daily)
— Education cabinet secretary Fred Matiang’i puts on notice teachers who double up as officials of other organizations that include tea agencies, leading to chronic absenteeism in schools. (People Daily) Enditem
Source: Xinhua
