Karibu magazine 2nd Edition

EDITORIAL
It would be right to say Kenyans in the UK have come of
age. As a a people, we have made enormous progress
and succeeded despite the challenges and the many odds
of living abroad. The future holds great prospects for us,
our children and those who come after us. That said it is
essential that we have a structured way to both celebrate
our achievements and learn from one another in those
areas important to us as Kenyans in the UK. We must
continuously endeavor to seek to better our social and
economic wellbeing here in the UK-and beyond.
What a better way than having a platform from which to
do so?
“Karibu Magazine” will be a quarterly publication that shall
aim to inform, entertain, educate and reflect in the best
light the experiences, life and the interest of Kenyans in
the UK. We shall catalogue events, achievements made
by Kenyans in the UK; as well as the challenges they face
and how to scale these down. The magazine shall also
provide a historical timeline of our country as well as learn
from the 47 different Kenyan communities so that we
may better understand the lessons the past can provide
to better and secure our country’s future. We shall seek as
far as possible to be balanced, objective and at all times
promote that which advances our progress as Kenyans in
the UK; and give both prominence and publicity to those
who have succeeded and those seeking to do so.
We shall not affiliate ourselves with any political group
or ideology and shall simply promote what’s best for
Kenyans in the UK.
We welcome you on board and hope this shall be a long
and happy partnership.
The Editor in Chief.
1ST EDITION | JULY 2016 3