Celebrating a Key Diaspora Media Icon — Mrs. Janet Wainaina
The Diaspora community in the UK joins the wider diaspora in celebrating you, Mrs. Janet Wainaina of UKenTV, as you mark your blessed jubilee birthday at Gatwick this evening. Your unwavering dedication to elevating the Face of Kenya and your leadership within the Kenyan UK CSR and philanthropic space continue to inspire many.
Your work has amplified voices, strengthened community bonds, and showcased the excellence of Africans in the diaspora. Today, we honour your impact, your vision, and your service.
Wishing you a truly blessed jubilee celebration, filled with joy, favour, and renewed purpose. God bless you many happy years. Psalm 90:12.
@FaceofKenyaUK
A Diplomatic Perspective on the SCIENCE DIPLOMACY.
Kenya’s Bright Horizon on Advancing Through Science Diplomacy.
Kenya is stepping confidently into the future and viewing this journey through a diplomacy lens helps us understand the power of collaboration.
Science diplomacy is no longer an abstract concept it is a practical tool that connects Kenyan researchers, institutions, and innovators with partners across the world. Through climate research alliances, global disease‑surveillance networks, and joint space‑technology missions.
By embracing science diplomacy, Kenya strengthens global ties, attracts innovation, and ensures our people benefit from shared knowledge and solutions.
Kenya’s story is changing. Science and technology are no longer side notes, they are becoming the heartbeat of our future.
Africa Forward: Nairobi Becomes the Bridge Between Francophone and Anglophone Africa.
Nairobi is alive with energy as Kenya hosts the Africa Forward Summit, co‑led by President William Ruto and President Emmanuel Macron. It is a moment that brings together leaders, innovators, and investors from across Africa and France to shape new partnerships for growth. Kenya shines not just as East Africa’s innovation hub, but as a natural bridge between English and French‑speaking Africa, a place where Francophone countries can connect easily to new markets, new ideas, and new opportunities. This week, Nairobi isn’t just hosting a summit; it’s helping define the future of Africa–France cooperation.
Nairobi is not just a host city, it is a force. A place where ideas turn into action, where nations find common ground, and where Africa’s future is written with confidence. The world is watching Nairobi, and what they see is power, possibility, and a city ready to lead.
@WilliamsRuto@_KithureKindiki@MusaliaMudavadi@SingoeiAKorir@rebecca_miano@ForeignOfficeKE@UDAKenya@Trade_Kenya@pthigo
Family is the first place where leadership is shaped, values are formed, and purpose is strengthened. Having my family here in the UK to stand with us as we prepare for our next posting is an honour I do not take lightly. Their support reminds me that every achievement is rooted in the people who believe in you long before the world ever does. I am grateful for their presence, their prayers, and their unwavering encouragement.
Carrying the Nation’s Values Abroad: A Diplomat’s Perspective.
Kenya’s diplomacy is rooted in a deep respect for the sanctity of life, the belief that every person deserves dignity, peace, and opportunity. This value shapes how the country engages with the world,through dialogue, cooperation, and principled leadership. From championing regional stability to supporting multilateral solutions, Kenya’s foreign policy reflects a commitment to peaceful coexistence and shared progress. Serving as an Ambassador within this framework is both an honour and a profound responsibility, it means carrying the nation’s ideals across borders, building bridges where there are gaps, and ensuring that Kenya’s voice continues to stand for humanity, integrity, and hope.
Nairobi Connect: Elevating Sports, Culture, and Digital Diplomacy.
From May 13th May 2026, the journey from London to Nairobi brings Arsenal & Man U supporters together for special live match watch parties hosted by AFTV/United View team led by Robbie. This will bring together arch-rivals Robbie & Cecil against Flex & KG on Saturday the 16th for Man U vs Nottingham Forest game and on 17th for Arsenal vs Burnley game. Beyond celebrating our shared passion for football, this visit creates meaningful opportunities to promote Kenya’s rich cultural heritage, creative industries and growing leadership in digital diplomacy.
The presence of global content creators and digital storytellers offers a unique platform to showcase Kenya’s innovation, hospitality and cultural diversity to international audiences. Through collaboration, dialogue and shared experiences, this event strengthens people‑to‑people connections and highlights how sport and digital media can serve as powerful tools for cultural exchange and international partnership.
United by football, inspired by Kenya, and connected through the digital world. @ItsRobbieLyle@WilliamsRuto@MusaliaMudavadi@SingoeiAKorir@_KithureKindiki@SDY_Ke@UDAKenya@MMakoloo@ForeignOfficeKE@Diaspora_KE
Positioning Kenya in Global Cheese Trade: High‑Level Discussions in Somerset,United Kingdom.
Today’s engagements led by Senator Ledama Olekina, alongside Amb. Dr. Joseph Warui, in the United Kingdom highlighted the growing importance of value‑addition within Kenya’s dairy industry. Their discussions with stakeholders emphasised how collaborative partnerships can create meaningful opportunities for farmers and local producers, particularly in advancing cheese production for global markets. These conversations took place in Somerset, home to renowned British cheeses such as Cheddar and Gouda,underscoring the significance of ensuring Kenya’s presence is equally felt in the international cheese landscape.
These engagements reaffirm Kenya’s commitment to strengthening its dairy sector through meaningful international collaboration. By learning from established cheese‑producing regions and building strategic partnerships, Kenya continues to position itself as a competitive contributor to global value‑added agriculture. The insights gained in Somerset serve as a reminder that with innovation, investment, and cooperation, Kenya’s dairy industry can secure a stronger presence on the world stage. @ledamalekina@WilliamsRuto@MusaliaMudavadi@SingoeiAKorir@MITIKenya@ForeignOfficeKE@Diaspora_KE@MMakoloo@kenya_afa
Happy Labour Day
Today we celebrate the hands, minds, and hearts that keep our world moving. From early mornings to late nights, every worker’s effort matters. Whether you are on the front lines, behind the scenes, or somewhere in between today is your day. We celebrate YOU.
Thank you for building, serving, creating, and caring. Your work shapes our nation and our future.
May God bless the work of your hands and continue to inspire excellence.
Happy Labour Day.
FSA Leads Regional Efforts in Modern Diplomatic Training, Advancing Science, Digital, Defence & Public Diplomacy for Africa.
Today we hosted a strategic meeting focused on strengthening our Foreign Service Academy’s capacity in science diplomacy, digital diplomacy, defence diplomacy, and public diplomacy.
We brought together an exceptional team of renowned diplomacy scholars and practitioners, Prof. Patrick Mathuki, Director of the Institute of Diplomatic Studies at the University of Nairobi and Chair of the Foreign Service Academy Council, Prof. Nabil from the Global European Academy,Prof. Demiscas, an expert in Defence and Science Diplomacy, Amb. Aljowally from the AU Citizens & Diaspora Directorate and Amb. Dr. Joseph Warui, a PhD researcher focusing on digitalisation and service delivery in economic diplomacy.
Together, we are proposing a major symposium for African diplomats to be hosted in Nairobi and collaboration with Foreign Service Academy.
Kenya continues to stand as a home where diplomats are polished, and the Foreign Service Academy remains at the heart of preparing the next generation of diplomatic leaders.
@Aljowaily@MusaliaMudavadi@SingoeiAKorir@FSAKenya@MalukiPatrick@Diaspora_KE@ForeignOfficeKE
Kenya’s Glory in London: Honouring Our Marathon Heroes and National Pride
Joined other Kenyans in the heart of London for the 2026 TCS Marathon, where the streets echoed with pride, unity, and the unmistakable spirit of our nation. This year’s event became more than a race, it transformed into a powerful showcase of Kenya’s excellence, resilience, and global influence.
Kenya lit up London with extraordinary performances from our athletes.Sebastian Sawe’s record‑breaking victory and Hellen Obiri’s remarkable second‑place finish once again elevated our flag above the crowds, reminding the world why Kenya remains the undisputed home of marathon greatness. Their achievements reflect not only personal triumphs but the collective strength of a nation that continues to inspire through talent and determination.
These victories also highlight the growing role of sports diplomacy in strengthening Kenya’s global presence. Every stride our athletes take on international soil reinforces our identity as a nation of champions, disciplined, united, and forward looking.
We extend special appreciation to High Commissioner Maurice Makoloo, whose participation in the 2026 marathon demonstrated exemplary leadership. His involvement sends a powerful message: when leaders champion sports, they champion national unity, youth empowerment, and the nurturing of Kenya’s extraordinary talent.
Today, as Kenyans across London and around the world celebrate, we honour not only the medals and records but the spirit of a nation that continues to rise, inspire, and shine on the global stage. @MusaliaMudavadi@SingoeiAKorir@MMakoloo@WilliamsRuto@_KithureKindiki@Diaspora_KE@SDY_Ke@ForeignOfficeKE@KenyaMissionUK
Honoured to host key diaspora leaders for a meaningful conversation on strengthening our shared future.
Our discussions focused on expanding welfare support, boosting remittances, enhancing skills transfer, increasing scholarship pathways, and opening new opportunities for Kenyan products in the UK market. We also explored avenues for sustainable investment that can uplift communities back home.
The diaspora remains an essential pillar of national development, a community whose contributions, expertise, and global networks continue to shape Kenya’s progress. Grateful for the insights shared and the commitment to building stronger bridges between home and abroad.
Together, we move forward with purpose and partnership. Across borders, our commitment to growth and opportunity remains unwavering.
Today marks a major milestone on my journey toward becoming a Professor. Delivering my first lecture at one of London’s top universities, teaching on Digitalisation, Economic Diplomacy, and Cyber Threats in Africa.
Proud to contribute to a conversation that is shaping the future of global policy and African digital resilience. The journey continues.
