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Welcome to the vibrant and diverse community of the Association of Kenyans in Burundi (AKB)! Founded with the aim of fostering unity and camaraderie amongst Kenyans living in Burundi, AKB serves as a dynamic platform for the diaspora to come together, connect, and support one another. Whether you are a newcomer seeking guidance, a long-time resident looking to network, or simply someone curious about Kenyan culture, AKB warmly welcomes you.

AKB Association of Kenyans in Burundi

In the beautiful land of Burundi, Kenyans have found a second home. AKB recognizes the unique experiences, challenges, and aspirations faced by Kenyans living here, creating a space that celebrates our shared heritage and builds a strong sense of belonging. Through our grassroots efforts, we strive to enhance social integration and promote cultural exchange between Kenyans and the Burundian community.

Some of the Objectives of AKB

At AKB, we believe in the power of unity and collaboration. Our organization actively engages in various initiatives, including community projects, educational seminars, social gatherings, and sporting events, all aimed at bringing Kenyans together while also fostering valuable relationships with our Burundian counterparts. By promoting cultural diversity, mutual respect, and understanding, AKB aims to create a harmonious and inclusive community for all.

We are immensely proud of the rich tapestry of talents, skills, and ideas that Kenyans in Burundi bring to the table. AKB provides a platform for individuals to showcase their abilities, exchange knowledge, and harness opportunities for personal and professional growth. Here, we offer a supportive network that empowers Kenyans to thrive in their chosen fields while also encouraging entrepreneurship, innovation, and collaboration.

As we embark on this journey together, AKB extends open arms to all Kenyans in Burundi, regardless of background, profession, or age. Join us in celebrating our culture, fostering connections, and making a positive impact in our host country. Together, we can create a strong and tightly knit community representing the vibrant spirit of Kenya in the heart of Burundi.

2024-2026 Executive Leadership

The Association of Kenyans in Burundi – where heritage meets belonging!

Omondi Gwada serves as the Chairman of the Association of Kenyans in Burundi, a role that positions him as a key figure in representing and advocating for the Kenyan diaspora within the country.

His leadership likely involves fostering community cohesion, addressing members’ concerns, and facilitating communication with both Kenyan and Burundian authorities. Gwada’s position signifies a commitment to strengthening the ties between Kenyans living in Burundi and ensuring their well-being.

Collins Kinanja serves as the Vice Chairman of the Association of Kenyans in Burundi, playing a crucial role in representing and supporting the Kenyan diaspora within the country. He is involved in fostering community cohesion, addressing the needs of Kenyan citizens residing in Burundi, and facilitating communication between the association and relevant authorities. His efforts likely encompass a range of activities, from organizing cultural events and providing welfare support to advocating for the interests of the Kenyan community.

Lucy Ngamau serves as the Secretary of the Association of Kenyans in Burundi, a vital role that involves coordinating communication, maintaining records, and facilitating the association’s activities. She is crucial in ensuring smooth operations and fostering community cohesion. Furthermore, she is responsible for the organization’s record keeping, and communications.

Kevin Kinyua serves as the Organizing Secretary for the Association of Kenyans in Burundi. In this role, he is responsible for coordinating and managing the association’s events, activities, and logistical needs. He plays a vital role in fostering community cohesion and ensuring the smooth operation of the organization, acting as a key point of contact for members and stakeholders.

Nelson Matia serves as the Treasurer for the Association of Kenyans in Burundi, a role that demands meticulous financial oversight and responsible management of the organization’s funds. His responsibilities encompass budgeting, record-keeping, and ensuring the financial stability of the association, all while fostering transparency and accountability within the Kenyan community in Burundi. As Treasurer, he plays a crucial role in supporting the association’s activities and initiatives.

Duncan Mulwa serves as the Audit Committee Chairman for the Association of Kenyans in Burundi, a role that underscores his commitment to financial transparency and accountability within the organization. His leadership in this position is crucial for ensuring the integrity of the Association’s financial operations, fostering trust among its members, and upholding sound governance practices. Mulwa’s oversight helps to safeguard the Association’s resources and ensures they are used effectively to support the Kenyan community in Burundi.

Esther Ochieng serves as the Audit Committee Secretary for the Association of Kenyans in Burundi. In this role, she is responsible for ensuring the meticulous recording and dissemination of audit-related information, facilitating effective communication between the committee and the association’s broader membership, and upholding the organization’s financial transparency and accountability. Her work supports the integrity of the association’s financial practices and contributes to its overall governance.

Florence Wangamati serves as an Audit Committee Member within the Association of Kenyans in Burundi. Her role is focused on financial oversight and ensuring the organization’s accountability. She plays a vital part in maintaining the trust and financial integrity of the organization. Her work is very important for the proper management of the association.

Yvonne Ndolo serves as the Student Representative for the Association of Kenyans in Burundi, a vital role connecting Kenyan students within the country. She acts as a liaison between the student body and the association, advocating for their needs and facilitating community engagement. Ndolo’s work likely encompasses organizing events, disseminating information, and providing support to Kenyan students navigating their academic and social lives in Burundi, fostering a sense of belonging and unity.

AKB Events

Activitiesfor 2025
28 Feb
Mbuzi Friday

The Association of Kenyans in Burundi (AKB) cordially invites you to a sizzling Mbuzi Friday gathering! Join us for an evening of delicious food, great company, and vibrant Kenyan spirit.

31 Mar
Football Match AKB FC vs CBINet

Get ready for a thrilling display of skill and sportsmanship! The Association of Kenyans in Burundi (AKB) is proud to announce a friendly football match between our very own AKB Football Club and the formidable CBINet team.