KENYA HIGH COMMISSION SOUTH AFRICA

UPDATE ON ATTACKS IN SOUTH AFRICA

The Kenya High Commission's attention has been drawn to a section of falsehoods in form of fake news being circulated regarding the attacks in South Africa. We have established that some of the circulated clips are outdated while some are not in South Africa.
We, therefore, would like to request Kenyans to exercise caution and seek clarification where in doubt before sharing such information. These kind of sensational news should be shunned as they only cause panic among Kenyans and the public at large and does not help the situation at hand.

Kenyans living in South Africa are urged to focus on the current situation and report all incidences to the authorities and alert the High Commission through these numbers +27 12 362 2249/51 or email: info@kenya.org.za

The Kenya High Commission is in consultation with the South African officials and have been assured that the Government is putting all measures in place to provide security to people and property.

The High Commission remains open as usual for Kenyan citizens to report incidences and seek advice. Safety of Kenyans is of Paramount importance to the High Commission.

Amb Jean Kamau this afternoon delivered a letter from Cabinet Secretary, Foreign Affairs Amb. Monica Juma, DPhil, CBS, to Dr Ibrahim Mayaki, Executive Officer AU Development Agency AUDA-NEPAD at the agency's offices in Midrand, Gauteng, South Africa. The letter reaffirms Kenya Government's support for NEPAD’s choice of Nairobi as the host for its East Africa Regional office. In thanking NEPAD for their choice of Nairobi, CS Monica Juma noted that this confirmed that the City of Nairobi and Kenya, provided the necessary capacity, quality of facilities and conducive environment.

Kenya High Commissioner, Amb. Jean Kamau with a team from Kenya Airways led by KQ Director, Dick Murianki (Head of Cargo) who paid her a courtesy call this morning.

E-PASSPORT PROCESSING RESUMES - PRETORIA

This is to inform all Kenyans living in South Africa and neighbouring countries that technical problem has now been resolved and processing of e-passports has resumed. The High commission encourages all to submit their applications in good time to avoid last minutes rush.

NOTICE FOR e-PASSPORT

KENYA HIGH COMMISSION PRETORIA .

The applications for e-passports will be received at Kenya High Commission Consular between 9.00 am to 12.30 afternoon from Monday to Friday.

The Kenya High Commission, South Africa, hosted the 3rd Kenya Trade and Investment Summit in Johannesburg, South Africa on 4^th - 6^th April 2019. The event which took place at Dimensions Data Center was officially opened by Kenya's Cabinet Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Amb. (Dr) Monica Juma. The summit was attended By Kenya's High Commissioner to South Africa, Amb. Jean Kamau, Principal Secretary for State Department of Transport and Housing Mr. Charles Hinga, Principal Secretary of State Department for Irrigation Mr. Charles Hinga, Principal Secretary, State Department for Irrigation, Prof. Fred Segor, Eng. Silvester Kasuku, CEO LAPSSET Corridor project, senior government official from South Africa and investors and business community from Kenya and South Africa among others.

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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs Chief Administrative Secretary, Hon. Ababu Namwamba, represented H.E. President Uhuru Kenyatta at the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Solidarity Conference on 26^th March 2019 at the O.R. Tambo Building, at the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO). Hon. Namwamba issued a solidarity statement on behalf of H.E. President Uhuru Kenyatta at the conference.