Stories of Kenyans in Australia
From students chasing dreams to professionals breaking new ground, the Kenyan diaspora in Australia is full of untold stories. Stories of Kenyans in Australia shines a light on the journeys of resilience, reinvention, and community—offering a glimpse into the lives of ordinary people doing extraordinary things far from home.
Dr. Mercy Moraa: Kenyan Trailblazer in Australia Championing Health Equity and Diaspora Leadership
Dr. Mercy Moraa’s rise from Kenya’s hospitals to health leadership in Brisbane is a story of resilience and purpose. As Acting Director of Mater Refugee and Multicultural Health, she champions equity and empowers communities. Her journey reflects the strength of Kenyans in Australia and the power of diaspora leadership.
Beats, Books & Becoming: How DJ NAINA Found Her Rhythm in Australia
When Soph Wainaina landed in Australia at just 18, she came as a nursing student with big dreams and little idea that her future would be soundtracked by Afrohouse beats. Now known as DJ NAINA, she has carved a unique path—blending her Kenyan roots, academic pursuits, and passion for music into a powerful story of identity and evolution. From struggling with Aussie accents to opening for global artists and researching sleep in healthcare, Soph’s journey is a testament to faith, community, and the courage to remix your life when purpose calls.