Nairobi — It is mixed reactions for parents and guardians of the more than one million Kenya Certificate for Primary Education candidates, as results trickle in following the Monday release by Education Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohammed.
For Capital FM Kenya Online Editor Rob Jillo, it was an early Christmas for his family as his son Rob Ryan Matu was among the top achievers in this year's KCPE exams.
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