Latest diaspora stories from across Kenya.
Studying Master’s At The University North Carolina At Greensboro.: Studying in the United States is a dream to many. It is no doubt that the country is a thriving oasis for quality education.
Kenyan Woman Mary Kinuthia Dies in Saudi Arabia after complaining of stomach pains: A Kenyan woman Mary Kinuthia who was working in Saudi Arabia has died after complaining of stomach ache.
Boost for Kenyan migrant workers as Qatar opens new Labor office in Nbi: Kenyans seeking to work in Qatar will leave the country aware of their terms of employment following the move by the Gulf State to open a labour office in Nairobi.
Studying Master’s At University Of North Carolina At Chapel Hill: Studying in the United States is a dream to many. It is no doubt that the country is a thriving oasis for quality education.
Barack Obama’s Family Seeks for Help to Bury Mother In Kenya: The Kenyan relatives of former US President Barack Obama have asked the government to make a special exemption and help them
Malik Obama’s Mother And Step Mother To Barack Obama Dies In UK: Malik Obama’s mother and former US President Barack Obama’s step mother, Keziah Obama is dead. Mrs Obama passed away on Tuesday at a UK
Studying Master’s At University Of Mount Olive In North Carolina: Studying in the United States is a dream to many. It is no doubt that the country is a thriving oasis for quality education.
Studying Master’s At University Of North Carolina At Raleigh: Studying in the United States is a dream to many. It is no doubt that the country is a thriving oasis for quality education.
Diaspora Organized Banquet Dinner To Feed The Needy In Kenya: Some members of Diaspora Kenyan Community in Dallas Texas have organized a Banquet Dinner to raise money
Kenyan Embassy Washington DC Suspends In-person Consular Services: The Kenyan Embassy in Washington DC has suspended all in-person consular services due to exposure to Covid-19 by some staff members.
Journey to the top for Kenyan Harvard University Graduate Tom Osborn: Kenyan youth and entrepreneur Tom Osborn has done a lot for society since he graduated from Harvard University which is regarded
Studying Master’s At North Carolina A&T State University: Studying in the United States is a dream to many. It is no doubt that the country is a thriving oasis for quality education.
Kenyan-born Australian Local Hero Rosemary Kariuki opens up on politics: The Kenyan-born migrant and refugee advocate Rosemary Kariuki has helped women escape domestic violence and financial distress
Kenyan Woman Appointed chief nursing officer in Minnesota USA: Caroline Ndung’u Njau is the latest Kenyan to be handed a prominent role in the US, following his appointment as the senior vice-president of patient
Deep-Dive Analysis: Studying Master’s At High Point University: Studying in the United States is a dream to many. It is no doubt that the country is a thriving oasis for quality education.
From Kisii to America: Irene Kerubo’s Burning Ambition to help Immigrants. It is estimated that at least two out of every five Kenyan adults in the US are in the country illegally, with mostly expired visas.
US-Based Kenyan Bob Mwiti Wins An International Education Award: In what is now slowly becoming a common trend of winning streaks, the Kenya Airlift program, a project by US-based,
Video: Bob Mwiti inspiring story-Lifting Dreams of Kenyan Students Abroad: For a long time Africans wishing to study abroad have been faced with a lot of challenges from finding funding, finding good work after
Kenyan Diaspora Techie Thairu who helped build US Multi-Billion Company: A Kenyan software engineer Timothy Thairu is among top techies who helped revolutionize US based payments processing company Stripe.
Some Kenyans in the Diaspora Maybe Facing Retirement Crisis: You left Kenya seeking greener pastures to go school, get a better job, join your spouse, or for a business opportunity.
Popular Musician Christian Longomba To Be Buried In US: Following his demise last Saturday, Christian, the one-half of the Longombas music duo, will be buried tomorrow, March 18, in California, US.
Changing Africans’ Approach To Studying Master’s In USA: The days of coming to USA with no money, no strategic plans on how to find good jobs in corporate America after graduation are long gone.
Kenyan Diaspora Bishop Celebrates 40 years Wedding Anniversary in Kentucky: A Kenyan Diaspora Bishop, Dr. Armstrong Cheggeh and his wife Rhoda Cheggeh, will be Celebrating their 40 years Wedding Anniversary
Studying Master’s At Fayetteville State University: Studying in the United States is a dream to many. It is no doubt that the country is a thriving oasis for quality education.
