Tonight, Kenya unveils its bold new global tourism campaign - Experience Wonder 🇰🇪 at ITB Berlin.
More than a campaign, it is an invitation to the world to discover the Origin of Wonder - the Origin of all things. This campaign invites the world to discover a destination where nature, wildlife, culture, and human heritage come together in their most authentic form. From the birthplace of humanity to landscapes and experiences found nowhere else on earth, Kenya offers travellers a chance to reconnect with the true source of wonder.
Come curious. Leave in awe. Experience Wonder.
#MagicalKenya #ExperienceWonder #OriginOfWonder #VisitKenya #ITBBerlin2026
KSL MD, Maj Gen Said Farah toured the transformative waterfront project in the ongoing Phase II works at Homa Bay Pier, inspecting progress of the amphitheater, landscaping and beautification works.
#KSLImpacts#KSLAtWork#MaritimeInfrastructure
The Port of Lamu continues to register impressive growth, reinforcing its position as a crucial commercial hub in East Africa.
The port celebrated again the arrival of MV Devon, an important transshipment vessel that runs routes between Dar-es-Salaam and Lamu, marking yet another milestone in the port’s expansion in maritime industry.
The Singaporean-flagged container ship operated by the SeaLead shipping line, making her third port call after a short two-week interval docked at the port in afternoon and started discharging containers.
The vessel has been making regular service to the port, a testament to port’s growing importance in regional trade logistics and its strategic role in connecting East Africa to global markets. The vessel arrival at the port highlights the steady and dependable shipping operations at the port of Lamu.
MV Devon is presently transporting containers from Port of Dar es Salaam. Among these 602 empties will be discharged at Lamu and 338 full containers loaded back to Dar es Salaam.
This afternoon, I delivered a Lecture of Opportunity on “Strengthening Kenya’s Defence Industry” to the Senior Joint Command and Staff Course No. 40–2024/25 at the Joint Command and Staff College(JCSC) in Karen. JCSC is a constituent of National Defence University-Kenya.
While Africa’s defence industry faces systemic challenges, including financial constraints, import dependency, limited technological capacity, Kenya is actually implementing a robust strategy towards defence industrial capabilities.
We have strategic investments across this sector. We are into a fully future-ready defence industry.
The session offered participants a strategic perspective on the evolving global, regional and national landscape of defence industrialization and the opportunities that this portends not only for the militaries but also national economies. Kenya Defence Forces
In a significant and nostalgic visit, the first Commandant of the Defence Staff College, now renamed Joint Command and Staff College, General (Rtd) Daudi Tonje recently returned to the institution.
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Suzhou Parsun Power Machine Company Limited and KSL have today signed an agreement to collaborate to enhance the market presence of Parsun products in the larger Eastern Africa region.
The agreement also authorises KSL to offer After-Sales Services including maintenance, repairs, and spare parts supply to ensure customer satisfaction and brand loyalty in the Region.
@ParsunOutboards from Jiangsu Province, China, is a leading manufacturer of outboard motors and related products.
KSL looks forward to working together with Parsun in areas of mutual interest.
Moi Air Base (MAB) emerged as the winners of the Chairman's Cup Poomsae Taekwondo Championship held at Moi Air Base in Nairobi, Eastleigh, from 8th to 9th April 2025.
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We are happy to announce that we have recorded the highest ever profit after-tax of KShs 5.4 billion for FY2024, marking our first profit in 11 years!
#KQFullYear2024
The Joint Command and Staff College (JCSC), currently on a regional study tour themed ‘Enhancing Regional Security through Strengthening Industrial Capacity and Defence Partnership’, visited the Republic of Seychelles on Friday 21 March 2025. Read more....https://t.co/vfolIpVmRi
On March 21, 2025, the Kenya Air Force (KAF) celebrated the graduation of the inaugural Para Rescue Jumper Pipeline Course 01/24 and the Joint Terminal Attack Controller (JTAC) Course 04/24. Read more....https://t.co/2MmuEmwzos
THE FOURTH KENYAN CONTINGENT ARRIVES AT TOUSSAINT LOUVERTURE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT WITH GREAT ENTHUSIASM
On Thursday, February 6, 2025, at 11:00 AM, @KenyaAirways (KQ), known as the Pride of Africa, landed at Toussaint Louverture International Airport (TLIA). On board was the fourth Kenyan contingent joining the ever-expanding MSS Mission Family.
A distinguished delegation of Haitian government officials welcomed the Kenyan contingent. Leading the reception was the President of the Transition Presidential Council (TPC), @leslievoltaire, alongside Prime Minister @citoyendidier, Haiti National Police Director General Normil Rameau, and MSS Force Commander Godfrey Otunge. Several ambassadors were also in attendance, including Marco Peñín Toledano (Spain), Dennis B. Hankins (USA), Antoine Michon (France), and André François Giroux (Canada).
This marks the fourth deployment of Kenyan personnel to the MSS mission. The Kenyan government had pledged to send 1,000 personnel, and with this latest arrival, they are close to fulfilling that commitment. This contribution is a significant step toward achieving the MSS mission��s mandate. Just two days earlier, on Tuesday, the MSS welcomed a contingent from El Salvador, which brought specialized air support capabilities to the mission.
Among the newly arrived Kenyan personnel is an elite all-female SWAT team, a highly skilled tactical unit bringing specialized expertise to the field. The SWAT team made a striking entrance as they disembarked, fully equipped and ready for action, drawing the attention of both local and international media eager to capture the moment. Like their male counterparts, they are expected to enhance operations as they collaborate with the Haitian National Police (HNP).
International and national partners have played a crucial role in this deployment phase, with countries such as the USA, Canada, Germany, France, Italy, Turkey, and South Korea fulfilling their commitments to support the mission.
Additionally, the mission has significantly improved its operational capabilities. Air support has been strengthened with reinforcements from El Salvador, maritime capabilities have been bolstered by contributions from the Bahamas, and land operations have been enhanced with equipment provided by donor nations. In a further boost, just 45 minutes after the Kenya Airways flight landed, a Ukrainian cargo plane arrived from El Salvador carrying three helicopters designated for medical evacuations (Medevac) and casualty evacuations (Casevac).
The day’s events silenced skeptics who had speculated that the mission was on the verge of collapse following the U.S. government’s recent decision to freeze funding to the Trust Fund. The successful arrival of reinforcements and equipment demonstrated that the MSS mission remains fully operational and progressing toward its objectives.
My Heartfelt Congratulations to Ven. Canon Anthony Mambo (Nakuru), Ven. Canon Isaiah Obuya (Nambale) and Rev. Major Samson Mburu Gachathi (Nyahururu) on their election as Bishop Elects.
We pray for them, their families and Dioceses as they prepare for their next assignments.