Fifteen graduates from Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology in Nairobi have been awarded scholarships to study for their masters degrees in China.
The awards were announced on 5 August when the Chinese Academy of Sciences vice-president En’ge Wang visited JKUAT.
Of a previous batch of 10 students who received the same fellowship, three are back in Kenya while seven had decided to study for PhDs in China, he said.
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