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As schools reopen for the third term this week, the future of Lewis Baraka Wanyela, a Form Four student at Bahai Namawanga Secondary School in Kimilili, hangs in the balance. His desk has remained empty for an entire term after undergoing nine surgeries at Tophill Hospital in Eldoret, with his medical bill now standing at 1.7 million shillings.
Bungoma Student’s Dream in Jeopardy Over Sh1.7M Hospital Bill
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