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Ensure corruption does not deny needy varsity students funds

Graduates during the 10th Technical University of Mombasa graduation ceremony. [Kelvin Karani, Standard]

It is important for the governmemnt to rethink the new financing model for university education as it will disadvantage students from poor backgrounds.

When a clear criterion is not in place to ascertain the neediest of students, then we know that the system is open to manipulation and abuse.

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