Mararal High Candidates Donate Their Items To Prison After KCSE

Maralal High School boys after clearing KCSE donating their items to the Kenya Prison in Samburu county.

Can you remember what you did with your high school items such as blankets when you finished your final exams?
Probably you sold out some of them or gave them out to other students or you went home with them.
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For Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) students from Maralal High School they decided to donate their belongings to GK Prison in Samburu county.
In a photo shared on social media the candidates who completed their exams on Friday, November 22, were seen handing over their items to the administrator of the prison outside the school's administration block.
Among other items that were donated included mattresses, blankets and clothes.
Kenyans on social media congratulated the candidates for their philanthropy with some remembering how they sold theirs and squandered all the money even before they reached home.

24 Killed In West Pokot Landslide

A section of a road that was swept away after heavy rains in West Pokot.
At least 24 people are feared dead.  

In Summary

• Bodies of seven children among those recovered.
• Officials say rescue efforts underway to find missing people.

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At least 24 people have been killed by a landslide on Saturday in West Pokot, western Kenya, officials say.
West Pokot County Commissioner Apollo Okello said 12 bodies, including seven children, have been recovered so far and that search efforts are continuing.
The landslides were triggered by hours of heavy rains.
The rains cut off a section of the Kitale-Lodwar road near Ortum making it impossible to reach the affected villages via road.
The Muruny Bridge was swept away by waters.
Earlier, Joel Bulal, a local administrator, told the Nation that at least 12 people were buried alive in Nyarkulian village and four others in Parua village.