Embassy of the Republic of Kenya in Khartoum

The local currency in Kenya is the Kenyan Shilling (KES). It is advisable to carry a mix of cash and credit/debit cards, and be aware of exchange rates and availability of ATMs. Besides the Kenyan shilling, no other currency is officially accepted in Kenya. As the official legal tender in Kenya, the Kenyan shill...

Embracing a transformative shift, Africa's travel landscape is illuminated by the ascent of its burgeoning middle class. As disposable incomes rise, an insatiable wanderlust is emerging, propelling the continent into a new era of travel opportunities. From cultural explorations to exotic getaways, the African middle cl...

Kenya offers a rich and diverse culinary scene with a wide range of delicious dishes influenced by various cultures and ethnic groups. Here are 20 top foods to try in Kenya: Ugali: A staple food made from maize flour and water, usually served with sukuma wiki (collard greens) or other stews. Nyama Choma: Gril...

Tourism is a big business and source of foreign exchange for the Kenyan government. The country has witnessed a steady growth in the tourism sector and thus economy in recent past years. However, like any other country, with a prime dependency on tourism, the tourism activities in Kenya were stagnated, and its economy ...

Kenya and Comoros have recently signed an agreement to facilitate visa-free travel for citizens of Comoros to Kenya. This significant development is part of Kenya's efforts to strengthen diplomatic ties and boost trade relations with Comoros and other African nations.  Below, we provide a detailed overview of ...

The Kenyan President made a significant announcement during a joint press briefing at State House with the Indonesian President, signalling Kenya's commitment to enhancing ties with Indonesia.  He stated that Kenya is eager to foster stronger economic and diplomatic relations between the two nations, with a parti...