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Kenyans have until Sunday, November 15, to apply for 5,000 partial scholarships for online courses in leadership, business and technology, with a scholarship code that must be entered when registering.
KANU announced the offer on Saturday, saying it was 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), an online institution founded by Kenyan economist James Mulli.
According to the party, the scholarships cover leadership, governance, public administration, entrepreneurship, business, and technology and innovation.
There are also programmes for learners with disabilities and a robotics course for young people aged 11 to 18.
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A poster circulated by the party puts the value of each scholarship at €740, about Ksh112,298. Because the scholarships are described as partial, applicants may have to cover some costs themselves. The party has not said how much.
To apply, candidates must register through an online form shared by the party and enter the scholarship code EBUHC26. The deadline is November 15, 2026, and KANU urged supporters and the public to share the opportunity widely.
The offer would not be the first of its kind. The State Department for Diaspora Affairs announced 5,000 online scholarships with the Luxembourg-based institution earlier this year, covering certificate and degree impact courses and a robotics programme for girls aged 11 to 18.
In a related scholarship scheme, authorities said that once applicants are accepted, questions on fees and course content go to the institute, and any payments are made directly to it.
