Homa Bay schools excel in KCSE results

Homa Bay County has once again stamped its authority in academic excellence after leading secondary schools recorded strong performances in the recent KCSE results. Among the institutions that stood out were Asumbi Girls High School and Mbita High School, both of which posted impressive mean scores and high university transition rates. Asumbi girls, located in Rangwe…

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