Education Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohammed announced the names of the most improved candidates, comparing their KCPE and KCSE results.

Below, 20 of them;

Kamau Josphat Mwangi  A- (278 KCPE marks)- Mioro Secondary School

Kyulu Richard  B+ (257 KCPE Marks)- Tiva Secondary School

Maingi George Mburu B+ (279 KCPE Marks)- Njenga Karume Secondary

Wambui James Kamau B- (186 KCPE Marks)- Gilgil Mixed High School

Cheruiyot Gideon B (209 KCPE Marks)- Kapsoit Secondary School

Musyoka  Erick  Muthui  B+ (269 KCPE Marks) -St.Peter’s Nzambani Boys

Munene  Roy B+ (267 KCPE Marks)- Chung’ari Mixed Day Secondary School

Teresia Kalekye Kioko B+ (254 KCPE Marks)- Kaani Lions Secondary

Osman Haret Gedi B+ (271 KCPE Marks)- County High School

Dancan Kibet A- (312 KCPE Marks)- Chebwagan Secondary

Muvevi Susan Nzisa A- (318 KCPE Marks)- Mbitini Girls’ Secondary

Waweru Martin Ngigi A- (294 KCPE Marks)- St Joseph The Worker Secondary School Mangu

Nyakundi Joan Nyarangi B (249 KCPE Marks)- Nyameru Mixed Secondary

Suuda Mohamed Salat C+ (133 KCPE Marks)- Abakore Mixed Day Secondary School

Okello Bonface A- (298 KCPE Markss)- Oriwo Boys High School

Morris Njoka Njoki A- (294 KCPE Marks)- Rukenya Mixed Day Secondary School

Ochire Alphonce Rasto B+ (285 KCPE Marks)-  Oriwo Boys High School

Kipngeno Wilborne A- (335 KCPE Marks)- Kericho High School

Mwaniki Paul Mwangi B+ (281 KCPE Marks)- Kiurani Secondary SchoolBrian  Kipkemoi B+ (285 KCPE Marks)- Kamureito High School.

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