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Kisumu governor Jack Ranguma says he will set up extra streams in national schools

Kisumu Governor Jack Ranguma receives some of the 300 text books from Jalaram Academy pupils at the school yesterday.The books were donated by the school towards Kobura Girls high school in the county.Looking on is Kobura high school Principal Ms Damaris Nyinya (left). PHOTO: KEVINE OMOLLO

The government of Kisumu has pledged to construct an extra stream in each of the two national schools in the area to absorb candidates who miss out on admissions.

This will give chances to the many candidates who have failed to join national schools in other areas even after performing well in Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE).

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