Launch of the Harmonised Draft Constitution
British High Commissioner joins other Kenyans in launching the draft constitution.
The Commonwealth Conversation
In an interview conducted by the Royal Commonwealth Society as part of the Commonwealth Conversation, the Kenyan Vice president, spoke about the need of the of the Commonwealth renewal.
Act on Copenhagen
The impacts of climate change will be widespread across the globe. Our interactive map outlines some of the impacts that may occur if the global temperature rises.
UK in Kenya
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In order to do this, we work to create a positive impression of Britain, including by providing the desired public services to a high standard: to give timely and well – considered advice to London; and work constructively to project Britain’s policy.
We want our staff to feel valued, and in turn to value working for us.
DFID in Kenya
DFID’s primary aim in Kenya is to reduce poverty in line with the internationally agreed targets...
How to stay safe abroad
Travelling overseas? Make sure your trip abroad is a safe one by following our advice.
NOTICES
Registering with us:
British Nationals resident in or visiting Kenya should register on the FCO's Locate service. So if there’s an emergency and you need to be contacted, we can find you more quickly.
Important changes to student visas:
From 31 March, all applicants wanting to study in the UK for more than six months will need to pass a new points-based (PBS) assessment to qualify for the new UK General Student Visa.
Parking Notice:
Please be informed that the British High Commission Nairobi does not offer parking for Visa and Consular customers. Apologise for any inconvenience caused.
LATEST NEWS
British High Commissioner joins other Kenyans in launching the draft constitution
18 November 2009
He urged Kenyan voters to look critically at the document and use it as base for the future of Kenya.
British Trade Mission in Nairobi 3 to 6 November
4 November 2009
One of Britain’s leading business support organisations, the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI), is visiting Kenya this week
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