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Lugulu girls' High School has finally received its 2024 KCSE Results, which had been withheld by the Kenya National Examination Council (KNEC) for two weeks. The school’s principal, Dina Cheruyot, thanked KNEC For the release, acknowledging the anxiety among parents regarding their children’s performance. The results’ release has brought much-needed relief
99 per cent transition to university as KNEC releases Lugulu Girls’ withheld KCSE results
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