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Candidates displaced by bandits pass KCPE exam

Patience Jelagat of Green View Academy Eldama Ravine celebrates after she scored 430 Marks in the KCPE examinations on November 20,2018. [Kipsang Joseph, Standard]

Baringo and Nakuru schools that experienced insecurity weeks to the national examinations performed fairly well in the last Kenya Certificate of Primary Education.

In Baringo County, candidates in bandit-prone areas of Tiaty beat odds to emerge among the top cream nationally.

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