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Osimhen and Lookman lead Nigeria cruise into AFCON quarter-finals

Mohamed Salah · Nigeria

Osimhen and Lookman lead Nigeria cruise into AFCON quarter-finals

60% Right coverage: 5 sources

RABAT: Mohamed Salah sealed an extra-time win for Egypt against Benin on Monday to take the Pharaohs through to the...See the Story

Kenya: 2025 KCSE Results - 1,180 Candidates Disqualified Over Examination Irregularities

Africa · Kenya

Kenya: 2025 KCSE Results - 1,180 Candidates Disqualified Over Examination Irregularities

Coverage: 2 sources

Nairobi -- Results for 1,180 candidates who sat the 2025 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examinations have been cancelled after they were found to have engaged in examination irregularities, Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Migos has announced.See the Story

Kenya: How to Access Your 2025 KCSE Results As SMS Service Scrapped

Africa · Nairobi

Kenya: How to Access Your 2025 KCSE Results As SMS Service Scrapped

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Nairobi -- The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) on Friday released the 2025 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examination results, marking a departure from past practice by scrapping the SMS results-checking system.See the Story

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