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Ban on ranking fuels confusion as Alliance, Kabarak and Maranda claim top spot

NAIROBI: Leading secondary schools were Wednesday left fighting on which among them had emerged top, following the uncertainty created after the State discontinued ranking.

 

As a result, Kenyans might quite never know the best school in the country amid the confusion, as at least three claim top honors. Alliance High, Karabak and Maranda had all claimed the number one spot by Wednesday.

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