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Feb 13, 2012

The Government of the Republic of Indonesia through Developing Countries Partnership (DCP) is offering Master Program Scholarship at Indonesian universities for citizens of Kenya.

Financial assistance covers round-trip economy international airfare, settlement allowance, tuition fee, cost of living, research, and books.

As general requirements, the candidate should be no more than 35 years of age, has a bachelor degree or its equivalent, and must be nominated by the Embassy of Indonesia.

Further information is available via website http://knb.dikti.go.id/ and/ or by email correspondence to the Embassy at scholarship.indonbi@gmail.com.

Registration will be closed on 30 April 2012.

Applications received after this date will not be considered. Selection will be conducted by the Ministry of National Education in Jakarta, and the result will be announced by the end of May 2012.

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May 29, 2011

University Education In Kenya.

New universities in Kenya will not be established unless they meet required standards.

“We have the mandate to ensure there are no fake universities mushrooming in the country,” Higher Education assistant minister in Kenya Asman Kamama said on Tuesday.

He said allowing the establishment of universities in Kenya before they met the requisite standards would amount to comprising the country’s education standards.

Mr Kamama explained that the Commission for Higher Education had valid reasons for turning down applications to set up a number of institutions and closing down others.

He was responding to a question in Parliament by Yatta MP Charles Kilonzo who claimed the commission was frustrating investors by refusing to approve applications to set up universities in Kenya.

Mr Kilonzo sought to know the length of time it takes to establish a university here in Kenya and asked for a list of pending applications and reasons why they had been denied approval.

The assistant minister said the commission operated within laid down rules that guide the process of establishing universities.

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