Tony Kamau Named Finalist for Community Leader of the Year at 2025 Empowering Migrants Expo
A Moment of Pride for Kenyans in Queensland
The Kenyan-Australian community is beaming with pride following the announcement that Tony Kamau, President of Kenyans in Queensland, has been named a finalist for Community Leader of the Year at the 2025 Empowering Migrants Expo, organized by Bhartiya Samaj in Brisbane.
The prestigious expo brought together leaders from federal, state, local, and grassroots community sectors, celebrating the achievements of migrants and the vibrant cultural mosaic we help weave in Australia. It was a day marked by inspiring speeches, networking, and recognition of the invaluable role migrant communities play in shaping Australia’s social and cultural fabric.
Tony expressed heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has supported him on this journey—mentors, colleagues, and friends whose encouragement, love, and constructive feedback have fueled his passion for service. “Every call, every check-in, every kind word has strengthened my resolve to keep building and uplifting our community,” he shared.
As a community, this recognition is a reminder that our strength lies in unity and a shared vision for a better future. It is also a moment to acknowledge the outstanding work of Abhishek Sharma, President of Bhartiya Samaj, for successfully hosting such an impactful and inclusive event.
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Why This Recognition Matters
Inspires the Next Generation: Highlights the pathways for young migrants to become leaders.
Strengthens Community Bonds: Recognition motivates collective efforts toward community building.
Showcases Kenyan-Australian Excellence: Elevates the profile of our diaspora in broader multicultural spaces.
We celebrate Tony’s dedication, not just as a leader, but as a driving force for positive change within the Kenyan-Australian community.
