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KCPE top candidate Magata Bruce McKenzie

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The KCPE top candidate Magata Bruce McKenzie who scored 428 marks in the just released results.

He sat his KCPE examinations at Gilgil Hill Academy in Nakuru County.

KCPE 2021 top student Magata Bruce from Gilgil Hills Academy at their home in Rangau area, Ongata Rongai, Kajiado county on March 28, 2022. Photo Sammy Mwachofi.

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