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Rigoma Girls Secondary School Principal living in fear This follows an attack at her residence within the school compound Alice Onywoki says she is sleeping in the dormitories DCI actively pursuing leads to uncover those responsible
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Rigoma Girls Principal living in fear following attack at her residence within the school compound
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