Also known as: the High Commission · the Kenya High Commission · Kenyan High Commission in Pretoria
Kenya High Commission in Pretoria — Kenya's diplomatic mission in South Africa coordinating evacuation and safety of Kenyan nationals during 2026 xenophobic unrest.
… The Kenyan High Commission in Pretoria issued an urgent notice asking South African authorities for safe passage for Kenyans trying to reach their embassy. …
… In a statement the Ministry of Foreign and Diaspora Affairs said that Kenyan citizens willing to be evacuated to register with the Kenyan High Commission in Pretoria.This comes after about 200 Kenyans were brought back home. …
… Mudavadi said the evacuation is being coordinated with the Kenya High Commission in Pretoria to ensure affected citizens are brought home safely and without incident. …
… o the State Department for Diaspora Affairs, more than 200 Kenyans have expressed interest in returning home. “In terms of travel documentation, anybody who didn’t have their passport or whose passport had expired and needed documentation, at the Kenya High Commission in Pretoria …
… Njogu also revealed that more than 200 Kenyans are currently sheltering at the Kenya High Commission in Pretoria, as they wait for evacuation arrangements. …
NAIROBI, Kenya, Jun 2 — William Samoei Ruto is set to undertake a State Visit to South Africa from June 3 to 5, 2026, the Kenya High Commission in Pretoria has announced. …
… (Photo by Wikus de Wet / AFP) Audio By Vocalize The Kenya High Commission in Pretoria has urged Kenyan nationals living in South Africa to remain vigilant and avoid protest hotspots following demonstrations and isolated incidents affecting foreign nationals. …
NAIROBI, Kenya May 4 – The Kenya High Commission in Pretoria has issued a safety advisory urging Kenyans living in South Africa to remain vigilant following recent demonstrations that have reportedly affected foreign nationals in parts of the country. …
Audio By Vocalize The Kenya High Commission in Pretoria has warned its nationals in South Africa to shun protest areas and carry valid identification amid spreading xenophobic violence. …
An opinion piece argues that xenophobic violence in South Africa—including killings of foreign migrants and forced evacuations of thousands—reflects Africa's structural failures in employment and governance, not the fault of African migrants themselves seeking opportunity.
An opinion piece argues that xenophobic violence in South Africa—including killings of foreign migrants and forced evacuations of thousands—reflects Africa's structural failures in employment and governance, not the fault of African migrants themselves seeking opportunity.
The Ministry of Foreign and Diaspora Affairs announced that the government's repatriation exercise for Kenyans in South Africa due to xenophobia will conclude on July 9, with the final flight departing from Johannesburg that day. About 200 Kenyans have been brought back home so far, with 151 repatriated by Thursday and 240 nationals registered for assistance.
Kenya has evacuated 151 nationals from South Africa following attacks and intimidation targeting foreign nationals, with flights coordinated by the Kenya High Commission in Pretoria. More than 200 Kenyans are sheltering at the High Commission awaiting evacuation, while over 27,000 Kenyans live and work in South Africa.
The Kenyan government has evacuated 151 nationals from South Africa following recent unrest, with 240 Kenyans registering for assistance at the Kenya High Commission in Pretoria. The government provided emergency support including hotel accommodation, food, and relief supplies, with further evacuations expected.
More than 2,500 immigrants have been repatriated from South Africa as authorities intensify crackdowns following nationwide anti-migrant protests. Kenya continues evacuating its citizens, with 46 more expected to arrive, adding to the 86 already repatriated.
Kenya's government has evacuated 69 citizens from South Africa following anti-immigrant protests, with the first batch of 26 arriving at Nairobi's international airport. Over 200 Kenyans have registered for evacuation and are sheltering at the Kenya High Commission in Pretoria, part of Kenya's larger diaspora of over 27,000 nationals in South Africa.
President William Ruto is undertaking a state visit to South Africa from June 3 to 5, 2026, described as the highest form of diplomatic engagement. The visit aims to deepen friendship and strengthen cooperation between the two nations in areas of shared interest.
The Kenya High Commission in Pretoria has advised Kenyan nationals to avoid protest hotspots and demonstrations following incidents affecting foreign nationals, urging them to carry valid identification and report emergencies to local police and the mission.
The Kenya High Commission in Pretoria has issued a safety advisory urging Kenyans in South Africa to remain vigilant, carry valid identification, and avoid areas experiencing unrest following recent demonstrations affecting foreign nationals.
The Kenya High Commission in Pretoria has advised Kenyan nationals in South Africa to avoid protest areas and carry valid identification as xenophobic violence spreads, with mobs armed with clubs, machetes and spears attacking foreign nationals in Johannesburg and Cape Town. Kenya's Diaspora Affairs Principal Secretary noted that Nairobi is monitoring the situation closely, while no Kenyans have been impacted so far.