Kenya Community Victoria Marks a Decade of Service and Solidarity
Kenya Community Victoria (KCV) celebrates 10 years of community leadership, cultural preservation, and grassroots resilience. Since 2015, the organisation has remained a vital pillar for the Kenyan diaspora in Victoria—building stakeholder partnerships, hosting events, and supporting community initiatives, all with little to no external funding.
When Home Hurts from Afar: The Emotional Toll of Watching Kenya Burn
As Kenya grapples with deadly protests and the death of a young activist, Kenyans in Australia are left reeling from afar. The emotional toll of watching home fall into crisis — helpless and distant — has left many in the diaspora struggling with anxiety, guilt, and grief.
Diplomatic Milestone: High Commissioner Dr. Wilson Kogo Welcomed to Western Australia
Kenyan High Commissioner Dr. Wilson Kogo was officially welcomed to Western Australia by Governor Chris Dawson during his first visit to the state — marking a milestone in Kenya–Australia relations. With nearly 2,700 Kenyan students now studying in Perth, the visit reaffirmed growing educational, economic, and diplomatic ties between the two nati
Why Kenyans Are Choosing Adelaide, Melbourne & Sydney: The EIU 2025 Perspective
Australia’s top three cities—Melbourne, Sydney, and Adelaide—have earned global recognition in the 2025 EIU Liveability Index. But for Kenyans migrating Down Under, these rankings translate into real advantages: better healthcare, world-class education, safer communities, and thriving diaspora networks. We explore why these cities aren’t just liveable—they’re launchpads for Kenyan dreams.
Bien is Coming to Australia – And We’re So Ready!
Afrobeat meets the Aussie stage as Bien, the soulful voice behind Sauti Sol, brings his World Tour to Australia this October. With two electrifying shows in Perth and Melbourne, fans can expect unforgettable live performances, a full band, and a blend of beloved hits and fresh new tracks. It’s more than a concert — it’s a celebration of rhythm, identity, and the global African sound.
Diaspora PS Calls for Welfare Fund and Safe Houses to Protect Kenyans Abroad
Kenya’s PS for Diaspora Affairs, Roseline Njogu, is calling for the creation of a Diaspora Welfare Fund and safe houses to support Kenyans abroad facing emergencies. Speaking to lawmakers in Naivasha, she proposed funding the initiative through government support and diaspora remittances, with a focus on helping those in crisis—including in high-risk regions like the Gulf and Southeast Asia. For Kenyans in Australia, this move signals stronger support from home, faster assistance from the High Commission, and a recognition of the diaspora’s role beyond remittances.
Why are Kenyans moving to Australia?
Kenyans are increasingly moving to Australia in search of quality education, better job opportunities, and a higher standard of living. With thousands enrolling in top universities each year and many securing skilled employment in sectors like healthcare and IT, Australia offers a promising future for ambitious migrants. Cities like Perth, Melbourne, and Adelaide attract Kenyans with their strong economies, family-friendly environments, and established diaspora networks. Despite challenges such as cultural adjustment and recognition of qualifications, the supportive migration pathways and scholarship opportunities continue to make Australia a top destination for Kenyans seeking growth and stability.