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Education funding in Kenya

The UK has announced it will allocate its £20 million (2.3 billion Kenyan shillings) budget for education in Kenya in 2010/11 outside of Government systems, until the risks of fraud are substantially reduced. More...

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UK switches education funding away from government

The UK has announced it will allocate its £20 million (2.3 billion Kenyan shillings) budget for education in Kenya in 2010/11 outside of Government systems, until the risks of fraud are substantially reduced.  

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Education funding in Kenya

The UK has announced it will allocate its £20 million (2.3 billion Kenyan shillings) budget for education in Kenya in 2010/11 outside of Government systems, until the risks of fraud are substantially reduced. More...

Africa Talks Climate Change

Speaking Points for High Commissioner, Rob Macaire during the British Council Africa Talks Climate Launch

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UK in Kenya

Our mission is for Britain to be Kenya’s natural partner of choice in supporting and improving the country’s stability, governance and development, in reducing poverty, and in developing its capacity to be a good influence in the region and the world.

In order to do this, we work to create a positive impression of Britain, including by providing the desired public services to a high standard: to give timely and well – considered advice to London; and work constructively to project Britain’s policy.
We want our staff to feel valued, and in turn to value working for us.

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The UK has announced it will allocate its £20 million (2.3 billion Kenyan shillings) budget for education in Kenya in 2010/11 outside of Government systems, until the risks of fraud are substantially reduced.  

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