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Anxiety, heartbreak, and uncertainty—these are the emotions gripping six hundred and ninety-nine students at Lugulu Girls National School after their 2024 KCSE results were shockingly withheld over alleged exam irregularities. As investigations unfold, we speak to one of the affected candidates, a top performer whose dreams now hang in the balance. What went wrong? and will their results be served in time to ease their anguish?
Lugulu Girls under probe for KCSE exam malpractices
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