FREE MONEY TO PURCHASE LAPTOPS

The Kenya ICT Board and Kenya's Ministry of Information and Communications (MoIC) have worked together to subsidize laptops for 15,667 university students through the Wezesha program.
Wezesha provides 9,000 Kenya Shillings (KES) equivalent to USD 120 towards purchasing a laptop for university students.

There are two models of laptops sold by five pre-qualified retailers. The $120 subsidy will reduce the laptop price by 15% and 33%, depending on the laptop model. This is a fixed incentive - it will pay for only a portion of the laptop, regardless of the specifications and price.



The Wezesha project is open to all Kenyan university students in accredited University in Kenya (public and private) that expressed interest in Wezesha.
Here's the process by which students can get their subsidized laptops:
  1. Wezesha portal - University student browses
  2. University student registers on the Wezesha portal
  3. University Coordinator verifies and approves University students registration online
  4. Student receives voucher via email
  5. Student logs on to the Wezesha portal and selects preferred laptop
  6. Information is displayed on preferred laptop. Price of laptop less voucher amount is displayed
  7. Students selects preferred laptop and inputs voucher information
  8. Retailer gets notification of intent of purchase of laptop.
  9. Student goes to buy preferred laptop from retailer
  10. Voucher and student information verified at point of sale by the retailer in the presence of the student
  11. Student provides voucher and balance to redeem laptop
  12. The student becomes the owner of a brand new laptop
Go ahead and get the ksh 9000 free to purchase your laptop.
Source: http://www.ictworks.org