Police in Bungoma have launched a manhunt for suspects linked to 36 teenage pregnancies at Bakisa Secondary School in Webuye. The school administration said 10 learners are currently pregnant, 13 have already delivered and 13 others dropped out after becoming pregnant with all the cases reported between January and September this year. Principal Ruth Mulika…
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