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Starting today Monday, January 11, 2021, no traveller will depart from Kenya without verification of their certificates using the Trusted Travel process. In a statement on Friday, CS Mutahi Kagwe said the Covid-19 pandemic has adversely affected global travel, impacting negatively on trade, tourism and other economic activities. To mitigate against these effects and to
A partir du 1 Janvier 2021, les demandes de visas touristiques et Express ne pourront plus être effectuées qu’en ligne. Il ne sera plus possible de les obtenir à l’ambassade de Kenya, Paris. Attention, changement majeur pour obtenir un visa touristique ou express pour le Kenya. Jusqu’ici, les voyageurs à destination de Kenya avait la
The government will phase out current National Identification cards by December 12, 2021, ICT Cabinet Secretary Joe Mucheru has said. They will instead be replaced by the Huduma Namba cards to be issued from December 1, 2020. One will not access government services without the new document, Mr Mucheru added. He was speaking from Machakos
Health Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe on Friday said the patient is a 27 year-old Kenyan who travelled from the US via London. “We have done all the contact tracing and have all the names including the people who sat next to her on the flights she took,” he said. Consequently, Kenya has suspended all travel
Source: Nation Kenyans can now continue using their old passports after the government extended the deadline for migration to the new e-passport to March 2021. At least 1.8 million Kenyans, most of who are in the diaspora, are yet to replace their old passports with the East African Community biometric e-passport. “The government hereby extends
By David K. After Moi’s death on Tuesday 4 February 2020 many kenyans praised one of successful propaganda that the late president had installed. I drank maziwa ya nyanyo, now I realize the damage it has done to my generation and influenced our way of living. Maziwa ya Nyayo,” – Moi’s free milk programme that
After the death of the second president of kenya, Daniel Arap Moi, who ruled for decades the kenyan government has declared Tuesday February 11 as a public holiday. Speaking at Harambee house the Head of Public Service Joseph Kinyua said “To enable every Kenyan to participate in the celebration of the life of President Moi” Read
Daniel arap Moi, the autocratic president of Kenya from 1978 to 2002, who ruled his East African nation in a postcolonial era of political repression, economic stagnation and notorious corruption, died today Tuesday 4 February 2020. Fifteen years after Kenya won independence from Britain in 1963, Mr. Moi became president on the death of Jomo Kenyatta
Marin Marx-Gandebeuf 23 years, a long distant biker hopes to set off for Kenya next month to start his unsupported African ride from Nairobi. He will be going through more than 20 african countries before returning back to Paris in early 2021. In 2015 Marin crossed 6 European countries on his bike with a friend,
Optiven, one of the leading real estate companies in Kenya is in Europe to to deliver tittle deeds to kenyans in the diaspora. It is the first company to make investments easy for the kenyan diaspora in Europe . Easy, fast and stress free for diasporians. Read also: How to kenyans In the Diaspora can buy