81. Mrs. Whiteasked the Secretary of State for the Colonies how many Asian, African and European students from Kenya, Uganda and Tanganyika, respectively, are studying in the United Kingdom during the current academic year; and how many of each are receiving official grants.
§ Mr. ProfumoThe following is the information:
STUDENTS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM, 1957–58 Territory Race Number of Students Number Receiving Official Grants* Kenya Asians 520 83 (includes 1 CD. & W. Scholarship—U.K. funds) Africans 65 26 (includes 1 CD. & W. Scholarship—U.K. funds) Europeans 200 54 Total 785 163† Uganda Asians 306 31 Africans 239 182 (includes 2 CD. & W. Scholarships—U.K. funds) Europeans 31 15 Total 576 228 Tanganyika Asians 254 10 (includes 1 CD. & W. Scholarship—U.K. funds) Africans 40 27 Europeans 51 1 Total 345 38 GRAND TOTAL 1,706 429 * The scholarships awarded to nearly all Africans and to a few Asians cover the full cost of their education in the United Kingdom. All bursaries awarded to Europeans and to most Asians only partially cover the cost. † The Kenya Government also grant educational loans.