Kilifi Boy Who Struggled with Illness Celebrates After Getting 342 Marks in KCPE
Young Ushindi from Kilifi county sat for KCPE exams for the first time in 2022 and he got less than 100 marks because he was sick. In 2023, he got 342 marks.
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Young Ushindi from Kilifi county sat for KCPE exams for the first time in 2022 and he got less than 100 marks because he was sick. In 2023, he got 342 marks.
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