KANU announced the offer on Saturday. The party said it is working with the Honorary Consulate of the Republic of Kenya in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. The courses are run by the European Business Institute of Luxembourg (EBI). Kenyan economist James Mulli founded the online institution.
The scholarships cover several areas. These include leadership, governance, public administration, entrepreneurship, business, and technology and innovation. Programmes are also available for learners with disabilities. A robotics course is offered for young people aged 11 to 18.
A party poster puts each scholarship at €740, roughly Ksh112,298. The awards are partial, so applicants may have to pay some costs themselves. KANU has not said how much those costs will be.
Apply here: https://forms.gle/GuuRcEtdwAqxHDc39
Interested candidates must register through an online form shared by the party. The deadline is Sunday, November 15. KANU has urged supporters and the public to share the opportunity widely.
A similar offer was made earlier this year. The State Department for Diaspora Affairs announced 5,000 online scholarships with the same Luxembourg institution. Those awards covered certificate and degree courses, plus a robotics programme for girls aged 11 to 18.
Once applicants are accepted, questions about fees and course content should go directly to the institute. Any payments are made to the institute, not to the party or government.
