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The State Department for Diaspora Affairs is collecting information on opportunities and challenges encountered in making investments by the Kenyan Diaspora through administering the Diaspora Investment Strategy questionnaire. The data collected will be incorporated in preparing the inaugural Diaspora Investment Strategy. The High Commission requests the Kenyan Diaspora in Uganda to complete the questionnaire which can be accessed through the link below.
Kenyans in Uganda who wish to register to participate in the exercise can do so through this link https://survey.zohopublic.com/zs/L2BTE0
The information provided through registration will help in enhancing preparedness by the organizers to ensure that the diverse requirements of our diaspora members are met.
Effective Monday, 18th December 2023, documents for Authentication are to be submitted through the Ministry of Foreign and Diaspora Affairs online platform https://mfa.ecitizen.go.ke/
The National Commission for Science, Technology and Innovation is mandated to regulate and assure quality in Science, Technology and Innovation sector by recognizing researchers through registration.
Towards this end the Commission is collecting data of Kenyan Scientists, Researchers, Scholars, Inventors, Innovators and award winners within the Kenyan Diaspora. The Data will also be incorporated in the development of a National Integrated Labour Migration Management Information System.
This information can be provided using the link below https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe-z3emQ9M87PBQ7_ijENxToD8lId1AQ6C5Smz4Bhzdh_1hyw/viewform?usp=sf_link
This is to inform that Dr. Jim Justus Nyamu, Cde’, OGW who is leading the East and Central Africa “Ivory Belongs to Elephants” awareness campaign walk is currently in Uganda (from 25th August 2023) for the second leg of his walk.
The campaign walk from Nairobi through Uganda, Rwanda and terminating in the Democratic Republic of Congo seeks to create awareness of the importance of conserving the African elephants across the East African region.
You are invited to join Dr. Nyamu during his walk and awareness campaign in the Republic of Uganda.
Kenya High Commission will join him at Mabira Forest (Mother Kevin College) on September 2, 2023 for at tree planting day and on Tuesday 5th September 2023 for a short walk from Kololo Airstrip. You are all welcome to join.
You can follow his walk through his social media accounts https://twitter.com/NyamuJim and https://www.facebook.com/jimjustusnyamu/
The Directorate of Immigration Services in the the Republic of Kenya informs the general public that Kenya is bound to migrate fully to to the new East African Community biometric e-passport by 30th November 2022.
Kenyans are hereby advised to acquire the new biometric e-passport to avoid any inconvenience.
Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) will host a webinar on September 22, 2022 to sensitize Kenyans living/working in Uganda on Tax and customs compliance.
The link will be shared once it’s made available
The Mission is currently ONLY receiving applications for renewal of passports
To book for an appointment to present the documents kindly call:
Kindly send an email to book for an appointment to present the documents
The Kenya High Commission in Kampala was established in 1981 as a military liaison office to strengthen the historic relations between Kenya and Uganda with the first High Commissioner, reporting on 2nd March, 1981.
Since then, the two countries have grown to be each other’s key trading partner and play a key role in regional integration matters
The following are the High Commissioners who have served in the Mission :