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UNEB Intercepts Fake Exam Papers

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The Uganda National Examination Board (UNEB) has reported massive distribution of fake examination papers to different schools.

While giving updates on the ongoing senior four exams during the police weekly police press briefing in Naguru this morning, UNEB spokesperson Hamis Kaheru said several cases of malpractice have mainly been sighted in the districts of Kampala and Wakiso.

He adds that the most affected subjects are mathematics and chemistry practical papers.

He however says many of the suspected culprits have been arrested pending further c investigations to ascertain the source of this misleading papers.

O level exams started on 17th October and will run until November 23rd 2016.

 

Story By Samuel Ssebuliba

 

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