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Bright pupil who overcame adversity to shine in 2015 KCPE

Murugi Wycliff Gakenge, (right) with his Mother Hellen Murugi and The Keen Schools Moses Otiende (left) during an interview with The Standard on Thursday, January 7 2016 in the school compound, Embakasi, Nairobi. [PHOTO: DAVID NJAAGA/STANDARD]

The just released KCPE results have revealed that poverty and hardship is not an obstacle to success.

Many students overcame adversity to emerge champions, beating thousands of others from privileged backgrounds across the country.

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