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About the mission

About the Kenya Consulate-General in Goma

The Republic of Kenya's diplomatic mission to DR Congo: consular services, diaspora support and economic diplomacy.

About this mission

Who we are

Our mission

To effectively articulate Kenya’s national interests in the Eastern DRC and achieve the desired foreign policy objectives.

Our vision

A proactive diplomatic representation for the realization of Kenya’s Foreign Policy Agenda.

Our values

  • In administering and implementing its programmes, and in delivering services, the Consulate pledges unwavering allegiance to both the letter and spirit of the national values and principles set out in Article 10(2) and Article 232 of the 8 9 Constitution. e.g
  • Patriotism, Integrity, Professionalism, Transparency and accountability, Inclusiveness, Equity, Sustainable Development & Creativity and Innovation

Our history

  1. 1963

    After independence in 1963, one of the first Diplomatic Missions to be opened in Africa was in Kinshasa in 1967.

  2. 2022

    The Consulate General of the Republic of Kenya in Goma was opened on 1st March, 2022.

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Our mandate

What we are here to do

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The functions and responsibilities of the Kenya Consulate General, Goma are as follows: i. Promote socio-economic cooperation, trade and investment between Kenya and the DRC; ii. Enhance cooperation in peace and security including through Inter-Congolese Peace Dialogue; iii. Strengthening Kenya-DRC bilateral relations and diplomatic engagements; iv. Foster closer people-to-people exchange through education, tourism and culture; v. Promote regional integration for Kenya to reap optimal benefit and; vi. Improve diaspora engagement and provision of consular services.

Our work

Representing Kenya in DR Congo

The Kenya Consulate-General in Goma serves and protects Kenyans living, working and travelling in DR Congo, supports the diaspora, promotes trade and investment between the two countries, and represents Kenya's foreign-policy interests.

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The people

Our team

Mission leadership

Mr. Stanley Kimani Mwangi 'ndc' (K), Chargé d'Affaires

Head of Mission

Mr. Elijah Sarinke

First Secretary

Mission team

Elijah Sarinke

First Secretary

Marion Koskey

Second Secretary

Mr. Stanley Kimani Mwangi (K),

Chargé d'Affaires

Ronald Misiko

Staff
Bilateral relations

Kenya and DR Congo

Kenya and DR Congo maintain friendly diplomatic relations grounded in cooperation on trade, regional affairs and people-to-people ties.

The Kenya Embassy in Kinshasa advances these interests, supports Kenyan nationals in DR Congo and works to deepen commercial and cultural exchange between the two countries.

Get in touch

Contact us

Send an enquiry

We reply within 2 working days. For urgent matters, call the 24/7 line.

No account needed. We never share your details.

Good to know

Before you visit

What to bring

  • Your booking reference (book online before you come).
  • A valid passport or national ID, and a photocopy.
  • The supporting documents for your service.
  • Proof of any eCitizen payment for the service.
  • Arrive about 10 minutes early, with a pen.

If you live far from Goma, ask the mission about honorary consuls or mobile consular clinics near you.

When we're closed

The mission observes Kenyan public holidays and the local public holidays of DR Congo.

Kenyan public holidays
  • 1 JunMadaraka Day
  • 10 OctUtamaduni (Huduma) Day
  • 20 OctMashujaa Day
  • 12 DecJamhuri Day
  • 25–26 DecChristmas and Boxing Day
  • 1 JanNew Year's Day
  • VariesGood Friday, Easter Monday and Eid