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Coast schools post good marks in the last exam

Students and Teachers carry Joseph Mwabini at Khadija Primary School in Mombasa. He scored 410 marks in KCPE. His dream School is Kapsabet Boys. He wants to be a University lecturer. November 24, 2023.[Omondi Onyango,Standard]

Traditional academic giants at the Coast Khadija Primary, Makobeni Primary and Bandacho Primary rose from a year of slumber to post good marks in this year's Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) examination.

Many of their candidates scored more than 300 marks in the results announced by Cabinet Secretary Mr Ezekiel Machogu on Thursday.

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