Kenya ICT Board; Wezesha Project

Dear David Nzainga,

The Kenya ICT Board is proud to announce that the launch of the Wezesha; Laptop initiative project ,took place on Friday 3rd December 2010 at KICC.


The objective of this first phase of the laptop initiative is to provide a financial incentive towards purchasing a laptop for registered Kenyan University students in participating local public and private Universities and Colleges.


For more information on how it works, click here . You can also visit the Kenya ICT Board website on www.ict.go.ke (under "Digital Inclusion").


Students can register on www.wezesha.co.ke and also learn more about the project.

Please do not hesitate to contact The Kenya ICT Board if you have any query.

Contact information:
Email: wezesha@ict.go.ke
Telephone: 0728 689333, 0750 546733, 0734 066133, 0772 025104

Sincerely,

Wezesha Team
Kenya ICT Board
020 2089061

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