What is Diaspora Messenger and what type of news does it cover?

Diaspora Messenger is a leading Kenyan diaspora news platform that provides the latest updates on Kenyan politics, business, lifestyle, and community events. We also share inspirational stories, job opportunities, and visa-related information to help Kenyans abroad stay informed and connected.

How can I submit a news article or story to Diaspora Messenger?

You can submit your news articles, personal stories, or press releases by contacting us through our official email or submission form on our website. We welcome contributions from the Kenyan diaspora and those with relevant news for our audience.

Does Diaspora Messenger provide immigration and visa updates for Kenyans abroad?

Yes! We regularly publish updates on visa policies, immigration news, and travel advisories affecting Kenyans living abroad. Our content includes expert advice and the latest changes in visa applications for countries like the US, UK, Canada, and Australia.

How can I advertise my business or event on Diaspora Messenger?

We offer multiple advertising options, including sponsored posts, banner ads, and social media promotions. Businesses targeting the Kenyan diaspora can reach a global audience through our platform. Contact us for customized advertising solutions.

How do I stay updated with the latest news from Diaspora Messenger?

You can stay updated by subscribing to our newsletter, following us on social media, or visiting our website regularly. We provide timely news updates tailored for Kenyans at home and abroad.

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Tobiko orders arrest of ngilu’s son in-law

Isaac Kariuki - September 27, 2011

The Kenya Anti-Corruption Commission is today expected to arrest and prosecute three associates of Cabinet minister Charity Ngilu over multimillion-shilling deals at the Water...

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