Kenya Consulate Los Angeles

Public NOTICE; The Consulate will remain closed on Friday, May 1, 2026 in observance of

Three days. Multiple services.

The Kenya Consulate is bringing services right to your doorstep in Tacoma this April.

Passports, IDs, police clearance, birth certificates…tuko na everything you need.
📅 April 17–19, 2026
📍 Tacoma, WA
⏰ 9AM–4PM

Tag your crew in Seattle/Washington, don’t let them miss this

The Kenya Consulate in Los Angeles will be providing Mobile Consular Services in Tacoma, Washington, from April 17th to 19th, 2026. We are back again get your documents in order.

Services Offered:
- Passport Renewals
- Police Clearance Certificates
- ID Applications
- Birth Certificates
- Citizenship (Regaining and Declaration)

Please share this announcement with individuals in Washington State who may require from these services.

The Kenya Consulate in Los Angeles welcomed renowned Mugithi artists KarehB and Jose Gatutura for a courtesy visit during their ongoing United States tour.

At the Consulate, we recognize the creative economy as a powerful pillar of cultural diplomacy. Music has a unique ability to transcend borders, connect communities, and strengthen the bond between Kenyans abroad and the rich heritage that defines us.

Artists play an important role in showcasing Kenya’s vibrant culture on the global stage. Beyond entertainment, they serve as cultural ambassadors, bringing the sounds, stories, and spirit of Kenya to audiences across the globe.

Our discussion highlighted the important role of the arts in fostering community engagement, strengthening cultural identity, and promoting Kenya’s image abroad. We commend their dedication to sharing authentic Kenyan culture with the diaspora and beyond, while reinforcing a sense of unity, pride, and belonging.

As they continue their U.S. tour, we wish KarehB and Jose Gatutura continued success in representing the soul of Kenya and inspiring pride in our shared heritage wherever they perform.

🎉🇰🇪 Celebrating Jamhuri Day! 🇰🇪🎉

During Jamhuri Day celebrations, we gathered to honor Kenya's rich heritage and independence with the Coleagues from the consular corps, City Representatives and our vibrant diaspora community.

In his remarks, the Consul General underscored the Consulate's commitment to fostering strong relations on the West Coast of the U.S. He reaffirmed that we will continue to support our community and strengthen our ties, ensuring that the spirit of Kenya thrives abroad.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us in commemorating this significant milestone. Together, we celebrate our nation's achievements and look forward to a future of promise and progress!

After 30 years of devastating conflict that has displaced millions and claimed countless lives, there is finally hope for lasting peace in Eastern DRC.

At the Donald J. Trump United States Institute of Peace in Washington, D.C., President Félix Tshisekedi of the DRC and President Paul Kagame of Rwanda signed the Washington Accord—a historic peace agreement that opens a new chapter for the Great Lakes region.

Kenya was honored to witness this transformative moment and remains committed to supporting its implementation. As a regional leader and peace broker, Kenya recognizes that stability in Eastern DRC means prosperity for the entire Horn of Africa and Great Lakes region.

We commend President Trump for his decisive leadership in facilitating this agreement, and acknowledge the vital contributions of the East African Community, SADC, and all mediators who worked tirelessly toward this outcome.

Now comes the critical work of implementation. We call on all parties to honor their commitments so that displaced families can return home, children can return to school, and the people of Eastern DRC can finally rebuild with dignity and hope.
Peace in our region is not just possible—it is within reach.

Kenya and the United States, working together, are building one of Africa's most consequential bilateral relationships.

President Trump's administration has demonstrated clear commitment to a partnership that delivers tangible results.

🏥 Healthcare Access: Enhanced disease surveillance systems and expanded primary care will save lives across Kenya while strengthening our shared capacity to respond to health emergencies.

💼 Economic Growth: New trade pathways and investments in Kenya's digital economy, manufacturing, and infrastructure mean job creation for our youth and expanded opportunities for American businesses in Africa's most dynamic market.

🌍 Regional Stability: Strengthened security cooperation brings greater peace and prosperity to the Horn of Africa—creating a safer environment for trade, investment, and human flourishing.

🌱 Sustainable Development: Joint commitments to Kenya's green transition position us as partners in building climate-resilient futures for both our people.

Kenya and the United States, working together, are building one of Africa's most consequential bilateral relationships.

President Trump's administration has demonstrated clear commitment to a partnership that delivers tangible results.

🏥 Healthcare Access: Enhanced disease surveillance systems and expanded primary care will save lives across Kenya while strengthening our shared capacity to respond to health emergencies.

💼 Economic Growth: New trade pathways and investments in Kenya's digital economy, manufacturing, and infrastructure mean job creation for our youth and expanded opportunities for American businesses in Africa's most dynamic market.

🌍 Regional Stability: Strengthened security cooperation brings greater peace and prosperity to the Horn of Africa—creating a safer environment for trade, investment, and human flourishing.

🌱 Sustainable Development: Joint commitments to Kenya's green transition position us as partners in building climate-resilient futures for both our peoples.

The signing of the Kenya-US Health Cooperation Framework represents a transformative milestone in bilateral health cooperation, positioning Kenya as the first nation to formalize such a comprehensive health partnership with the United States under President Donald J. Trump's administration.

This landmark framework commits $1.6 billion over five years, channeled directly through government institutions to ensure maximum impact, transparency, and accountability. The agreement prioritizes critical areas including modernization of medical equipment in healthcare facilities, efficient delivery of essential health commodities, expansion of the health workforce, and comprehensive health insurance coverage to advance Kenya's universal health coverage objectives.

The United States' selection of Kenya as the inaugural partner for this framework reflects recognition of the nation's reform momentum, system sustainability, and commitment to delivering quality healthcare for all citizens. This enhanced partnership creates pathways for transformative health sector development that will benefit generations of Kenyans while serving as a model for comprehensive bilateral health cooperation.