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**A Victorian court convicts a man from a high-profile family for raping his friend's girlfriend, a verdict that echoes ongoing battles for justice against gender-based violence in Kenya.**
A comprehensive 5,000-word special report on the 2025 KCSE results, analyzing the top students, the resurgence of Mt Kenya schools, and the rise of day schools.
Friends School Kamusinga and Bunyore Girls lead Western Kenya's KCSE performance with high mean scores and massive university transition rates.
Nyangwa Boys and St. Bakhita Siakago defy the odds in Embu, posting stellar KCSE results that challenge the dominance of well-funded national schools.
Feature: Marion Kimutai defies the banditry and instability of Elgeyo Marakwet to score an A- in KCSE, fulfilling the promise she showed with 417 marks in KCPE.
Investigative Analysis: The secret, high-stakes briefing between the President and Education officials that determines the fate of KCSE results, revealing the politics and security protocols behind the release.
Francis Atwoli debunks a viral photo claiming he gifted a KES 8 million Prado to a KCSE student, revealing it was a recycled image from 2023 and condemning fake news bloggers.
TikTok star Moesha Kay shares an emotional moment as five needy students she sponsors pass their KCSE exams, highlighting her philanthropic work with vulnerable youth.
The Office of the Ombudsman orders the Ministry of Education to publish detailed school capitation data, citing the constitutional right to information and the need for transparency.
Mt Kenya schools like Alliance, Nanyuki High, and Kagumo dominate the 2025 KCSE results, posting record mean scores and As in a regional academic resurgence.
Kakamega Senator Boni Khalwale continues his viral tradition of celebrating his children's exam success, congratulating daughter Melissa for scoring a B- in KCSE 2025.
Fraternal twins Maureen and Michelle Kerina score straight As of 84 and 83 points respectively in KCSE 2025, fulfilling a childhood pact despite attending different schools.
Memon Academy and Kenyatta High School Mwatate lead a resurgence in Coast region's KCSE results, defying stereotypes and celebrating a historic academic comeback.
