About the Kenyan Community in Korea
The Kenyan Community in the Republic of Korea serves as a unifying body for Kenyans residing across the country. In close collaboration with the Embassy of Kenya, the community plays a vital role in fostering unity, supporting its members, and promoting Kenya’s identity abroad.
Through structured engagement and coordinated initiatives, the community continues to strengthen social, cultural, and professional ties among its members while contributing positively to Kenya–Korea relations.
KCK Leadership Team
Meet the dedicated officials serving the Kenyan Community in Korea.
Wyckliffe Francis
KCK PresidentDedicated leader focused on diaspora empowerment, cultural exchange, networking, and member welfare initiatives within the Kenyan community in Korea.
Philip Otieno
KCK Vice PresidentProcurement and operations professional, educator, and researcher with expertise in logistics, education, and AI research.
Adalla Calvins Ochieng
Secretary GeneralBusiness administration and logistics professional with extensive leadership experience in diaspora governance and volunteer service.
Dr. Kioko Mathew
KCK TreasurerSpecialist in international trade and economics, overseeing financial planning, reporting, and accountability within KCK since 2020.
Mission & Vision
Mission
To support, unite, and empower Kenyans in Korea by providing a platform for engagement, collaboration, and mutual assistance, in partnership with the Embassy of Kenya.
Vision
To be a strong, vibrant, and inclusive community that represents Kenyan values with dignity while fostering meaningful connections between Kenya and the Republic of Korea.
Our History
The Kenyan Community in Korea has grown steadily over the years, reflecting the increasing presence of Kenyans in academic, professional, and business sectors across the country.
With guidance and support from the Embassy of Kenya, the community has developed into a structured network that facilitates communication, organizes cultural events, and provides support systems for new and existing members.
Leadership & Governance
The community is guided by a leadership structure that works in close coordination with the Embassy of Kenya. This leadership ensures that community affairs are managed with transparency, accountability, and a strong commitment to service.
Through regular engagement, the leadership team facilitates dialogue, organizes programs, and represents the interests of Kenyans living in Korea.