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KEDASA is your community of Kenyans in South Africa. We’re all about Unity. Empowerment. Progress.
Together, we’re building connections, supporting each other’s growth, and making a positive impact. Join us, and be part of a united, empowered, and progressive Kenyan diaspora.
Foster a strong sense of community and belonging among Kenyans in South Africa.
Support entrepreneurial efforts, collective investment initiatives, and partnerships to strengthen Kenyan-owned businesses.
Celebrate our Kenyan culture, support local Kenyan artists, and promote Kenya's unique qualities
Encourage partnerships with the Kenyan High Commission, provide a platform for discussing political developments, and advocate for the rights of Kenyans in South Africa.
Create a support network for Kenyan students, host academic discussion forums, and offer advice to prospective students.
A network of 9 Provinces
Approx. 100k Kenyans Living in South Africa
Currently Registered Members on our Site
Support KEDASA’s mission of unity, empowerment, and progress by making a donation on our website today.
