Saddened Murang'a Form 4 Candidate Found Dead KCSE Continues

A form four student from Kamacharia Girls High School, Jackline Wangui Gichuru, 19, was found dead early today, October 30, in Mathioya River
Jackline went missing on Saturday, just a few days after the start of the KCSE Certificate of Secondary Education examinations.
The discovery has left the school and the local community in shock as they face the tragedy during the ongoing national exams.

There was a moment of sadness and grief after a missing form four girl was found dead earlier today, Wednesday, October 30, as the National Secondary School Examination (KCSE) was underway.

The girl was found dead after she went missing on Saturday. Photo: Kameme TV.
Source: UGC

A girl who was a student of Kamacharia High School went missing on Saturday, a few days after the exam KCSE start across the country.

Information released by Kameme TV shows that the student, known as Jackline Wangui Gichuru, a 19-year-old girl, was found dead in the Mathioya River.

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Kenyans mourn Kamacharia Girls student

Kenyans have taken to social media to mourn the student sand. Here are some of their comments:

Jane Mother said:

“God protect our children. This is very sad.”

James Nyambura said:

“It's so sad to lose an innocent girl like this.”

Rosaline Kariuki said:

“Eeh, God. Peace be with his family.”

The family of Nairobi looking for a missing Fourth Form boy

Elsewhere, a family in Kariobangi, Nairobi, is in pain after their boy Seth Reuben Okoth disappeared before the start of the national examination.

According to the family, Seth is a Form Four student at Our Lady of Fatima High School and was last seen at their home on Sunday, October 19.

According to his mother, they are Seventh Day Sabbatarians, and last Sunday he had a meeting with his friends, and the family left him and they went to sleep. He didn't seem to have a problem at the time.