Notices

The Cabinet Secretary for Interior and Coordination of National Government issued a directive to clear backlog of Citizenship and Permanent Residence applications.

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Travellers must endeavour to check the test requirements of transit and destination countries on xchange.panabios.org or www.africacdc.org/trusted-travel to ensure that their tests remain valid for the duration of their full trip.

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In order to prevent the importation of new Covid-19 variants, the Ministry of Health
has rolled out stringent measures that include a digital system for verification of
COVID-19 test results christened “Trusted Travel”. Through this platform, airlines and
Port Health Authorities are able to validate test results of travelers.

A person intending to travel to Kenya must visit an authorized laboratory in the country of departure for COVID-19 PCR test within 96 hours before departure and acquire a Covid negative certificate. The traveler is required to visit www.africacds.org/trustedtravel for guidance on uploading the test results (see attached travel guide part 2).

Upon arrival at the airport, travelers in the country are required to provide a digital COVID -19 certificate for validation. Airlines are encouraged to confirm traveler’s compliance prior to boarding. Any traveler who will not have complied will not be cleared for entry into the country, and will be the responsibility of the concerned airline.

In addition to the above, travelers are also required to submit their Travelers Health
Surveillance form online through the “jitenge” platform prior to disembarking.

Travelers can download the jitenge app on Google Play Store or access the forms
online by typing “Jitenge MOH” on any browser; or through the link
https://ears.health.go.ke/airline_registration/ and complete the online registration
form. Upon registration into the platform, the traveler will be issued with a QR code
that should be presented at the health desk upon arrival into the country. They are
also expected to self-monitor and report daily on the same platform for fourteen (14)
days while in Kenya.

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1. The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) is conducting the first-ever online Diaspora Remittances Survey (DRS) from March to April 2021.
2. Remittances play an important role in social and economic development and, are an important source of foreign exchange. The success of the Survey will enhance diaspora mainstreaming into the national development process in fulfillment of the Diaspora Policy fundamentals.
3. The purpose of the Diaspora Remittances Survey is, therefore, to help:
   • Understand the challenges Kenyans in the diaspora face when they are remitting cash or non-cash transfers.
   • Improve the accuracy of data on remittances to Kenya necessary for the compilation of the country’s balance of payments and national accounts.
   • Collect information on remittance inflows to Kenya to help guide policy with the objective of boosting the role of remittances in supporting the economy and livelihood.
   • Inform how COVID- 19 pandemic and other events in source countries affected remittances.
4. The Diaspora Remittances Survey will be conducted online in two parts as follows:
   • First Phase will focus on the sources of remittances (remitters and the source countries).
   • Second Phase will target the households that receive remittances.

5. The first phase of the survey targeting the Kenyan Diaspora is being conducted in this month of April 2021. The details of the survey can be found at https://www.centralbank.go.ke and the questionnaire at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DiasporaRemittancesSurvey
6. All Kenyans in Angola are encouraged to take part in the survey.

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The Embassy of the Republic of Kenya in Angola is seeking effective cleaning
services by a reputable and professional company for its Chancery.
Prospective Service providers to forward their proposals/bids to the Embassy as per
the attached Terms of Reference (TORs) by close of business on 24 th February 2021.

LUANDA, 10 TH FEBRUARY 2021

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The Embassy of the Republic of Kenya in Angola is seeking to employ a qualified person for the position of Office Assistant.

The position is on contract basis for a duration of 24 months and the successful applicant shall be subject to the Embassy’s terms and conditions of service, as well as applicable Republic of Angola laws and regulations.

Duties and Responsibilities

The Office Assistant shall under the direction, control and guidance of the Officer in Charge of Local Staff perform the following duties and responsibilities:-

1. Conduct and ensure the daily cleaning of the Chancery;
2. Maintain Cleanliness of the Mission utensils and kitchen;
3. Ensure that monthly shopping of the common items used at the Chancery is done on time;
4. Perform duties of a messenger;
5. Move correspondences and files as may be required;
6. Prepare tea for the mission staff and visitors;
7. Answer telephone calls and receive inquiries; and
8. PerformanyotherdutiesasdirectedbytheHeadofMissionoranyresponsibleofficer.

Qualifications/Requirements

1. College certificate
2. Excellent command of both oral and written English and Portuguese
3. Fluency in English will be an added advantage
4. Two (2) years’ experience
5. Basic computer skills
6. Dependable, punctual, and able to work in flexible working hours if required g) Certificate of good conduct
7. Recommendation for exemplary work performance

Applicants should submit letter of application and attach curriculum vitae, copies of academic and professional certificates and any other relevant testimonials, while resident foreigners to include proof of residency to the:

Embassy of the Republic of Kenya
Four Villas
Av. Principal de Talatona (Avenida Samora Machel) Villa No. 2, Talatona, Luanda – Angola

Office Assistant Advertisement /Luanda

Send scanned copies to: kenyaembassyluanda@gmail.com
Applications should reach the Kenya Embassy by close of business on 29th January 2021.

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interview during, which they will be required to produce originals of the required documents.

Luanda, 11th January 2021

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The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has over the years engaged Kenyans in the Diaspora on tax matters, their rights and obligations as taxpayers. For instance, in 2019, KRA developed guidelines on vehicle importation for returning residents and circulated to all Kenyans in the Diaspora.

During the 2020/2021 financial year, KRA is collecting proposals from the Diaspora on their respective areas of concern with regard to the existing tax regime and customs regulations.

In this regard, the Embassy wishes to request Kenyans in Angola to forward their proposals to luanda@mfa.go.ke or kenyaembassyluanda@gmail.com to reach the Embassy by 31st January 2021.

Luanda, 6th January 2021

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A presente serve para notificar que apartir de 1 de Janeiro de 2021, o Governo do Quénia está a implementar um sistema de emissão de vistos totalmente automático. Todas as candidaturas para vistos de entrada no Quénia são processadas, pagas e os vistos emitidos online. As candidaturas para e-visa devem ser feitas antes da viagem ao Quénia e podem ser obtidas através de www.evisa.go.ke. Não serão emitidos vistos na chegada ou fisicamente na Embaixada.

Luanda, 4 de Janeiro de 2021

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This is to notify you that with effect from 1st January 2021; the Government of Kenya is implementing a fully automated visa issuance system. All applications for entry visas to Kenya are processed, paid, and issued online. The e-visa applications are to be made prior to travel to Kenya and can be obtained through www.evisa.go.ke. There shall be no visas issued on arrival or physically at the Embassy.

Luanda, 4th January 2020

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The Embassy of Kenya in Angola has relocated to a new building from 7th December 2020. The new address is as below.

Kenya Embassy Luanda,
Four Villas,
Av. Principal de Talatona ( Avenida Samora Machel)
Villa No. 2, Talatona
Luanda, Angola
Tel: +244 225 300 233
E-mail: luanda@mfa.go.ke and
kenyaembassyluanda@gmail.com