Foreign nationals seeking internship opportunities in any United Nations-affiliated organizations in Kenya will now secure slots for free, a move that will open doors for more foreign applications.
This is after Interior CS Fred Matiang'i announced having reached a decision to do away with fees that could be paid to the government by all foreigners seeking the internships.
In a Gazette Notice (No.3619) dated April 18, 2019, the CS stated that foreign nationals were now exempted from the internship pass fees.
"The cabinet secretary for interior and co-ordination of national government exempts foreign nationals seeking internship programs with United Nations Organizations in Kenya from the requirement of payment of internship pass fees," the notice reads in part.
Internship pass fee Scrapped- UN agencies
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