SURGING KENYAN DIASPORA NUMBERS AND ESCALATING REPATRIATION COSTS UNDERSCORE THE URGENCY FOR A DURABLE, STRUCTURED SOLUTION.
Toronto, Canada – January 6, 2026 https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17hYSeroV8 The tragic case of Ms. Felister Kemunto, a 32‑year‑old Kenyan domestic worker who died in Iraq in December 2025 and whose body remains stranded in Baghdad due to the family’s inability to raise the KSh 800,000 required for repatriation, has brought renewed attention to the urgent need for …
Xo-Shay Nderi Seeks Kenyan Diaspora Support in Autism Advocacy Campaign.
A young and determined Kenyan, Xo-Shay Nderi, is rising for Autism Awareness and Research—and she needs your vote. The Kenyan community has always shown up when one of our own rises to serve a greater cause. Today, that moment calls again. Xo-Shay Nderi, proudly representing USOA Miss Cobb County, is seeking the support of the …
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Celebrating the Life of the Late Daniel Nganga Kimani, “General”.
Our thoughts and prayers are with the Kimani family as you navigate this painful loss. May the love of family and friends, and the comfort that comes from God, surround you and give you strength in the days ahead. The Diaspora Times fraternity joins the Kimani family, relatives, friends, and the wider Kenyan community in …
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Standing With Purpose: Atlanta Diaspora Rallies Behind USOA Miss Cobb County for Autism Advocacy.
By Arch. Dr. D.K. Gitau- Diaspora Times Chief Editor. The Diaspora Times Supports This Initiative: Standing With USOA Miss Cobb County for Autism Advocacy In every community, there are moments when leadership is not loud, political, or transactional, but deeply human. This is one such moment. From Cobb County, Georgia, a powerful message is emerging, …
From Terror to “Unity”? Why Kenyans Must Reject the Sanitization of Mungiki’s Past.
Kenya’s dark past includes a chapter many would rather forget, but forgetting is dangerous. It was the era when the clandestine sect Mungiki terrorized Kenyans, extorted matatu operators, enforced brutal oaths, and left a trail of mutilated bodies across the country. Entire neighborhoods lived in fear. Families buried loved ones quietly. The State itself descended …
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THE YEAR THAT WAS — 2025: A YEAR OF FAREWELLS AND LEGACIES.
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