Two Nyanza secondary schools have excelled in the just released 2018 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE).

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According to results released by Cabinet Secretary (CS) for Education Amina Mohammed, Maseno School in Kisumu County and Maranda High School in Siaya County produced a total of four candidates in the top 20 list.

Maseno School produced three, while Maranda produced one candidate.

James Kaluna of Maseno was the second best student nationally, his colleague Humphrey Rasugu was position five, while Allan Ochieng of Maranda was ranked tenth nationally.

Joshua Ochieng of Maseno School was ranked position 19.

Maseno and Maranda are among the top schools in the Nyanza region, and have been performing well over the years.

Here is the full list of the top 20 candidates nationally;

1. Juliet Otieno – Pangani Girls High School

2. Kaluna James – Maseno School

3. Edwin Otieno Ouko – Light Academy

4. Kamweru Mwangi Duncan Ian – Moi High School, Kabarak

5. Humphrey Rasugu- Maseno School

6. Nel Christine – Alliance Girls High School

7. Njenga Brian Ndung’u – Mang’u High School

8. Osogo Wesley – Alliance High School

9. Moraa Sharleen – Moi Girls School Nairobi

10. Allan Ochieng – Maranda High School

11. Mathenge Kirigo – Moi High school Kabarak

12. Njoroge Anthony Maina – Mang’u High School

13. Whitney Mangwi – Kapsabet Boys High School

14. Alfred Ngei-Moi High Kabarak

15. Lang'at Angela Cherotich – Precious Blood Liruta

16. Ansiet Wamungu – Nakuru High School

17. Madlene Auma – Moi High School Kabarak

18. Steven Obure – Alliance High School

19. Ochieng Joshua – Maseno School

20. Gitau Mark – Light Academy

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