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Kenyan connections, useful finds and things worth knowing — picked for life in DFW.

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Coming up

Kenyan nurse anesthetists meet in Addison this Saturday

Kenyan nurse anesthetists are gathering in Addison on October 10. AKANA’s inaugural conference is at the Marriott Quorum by the Galleria, with networking, discussion sessions and practical demonstrations on the programme.

Work in nursing or nurse anesthesia? This is a nearby chance to meet Kenyan peers in your field. Check the organizer’s programme for who can attend, the schedule and registration.

Source: Association of Kenyan American Nurse Anesthetists (AKANA) ↗
Checked Oct 07, 2026

Useful link

New to DFW? Start building your Kenyan circle

Looking for Kenyan community events around Texas? The Kenya Diaspora Advisory Council of Texas has an events page and an email signup for updates. It is a useful place to start when you want to meet people beyond your usual circle.

Look for a gathering that fits your interests, then check the organizer for the current date, venue and registration. Keep the link handy for your next free weekend.

Source: Kenya Diaspora Advisory Council of Texas ↗
Checked Oct 07, 2026

Reading pick

Looking for your next Kenyan read? Try the national library

Your next reading discovery could start with Kenya’s national library. KNLS links to Vtabu for digital books, journals and other reading, alongside its catalogue and e-resources.

Try an author, subject or language you would like to read more of. Check the library’s access options as you browse; some resources may need membership or payment.

Source: Kenya National Library Service ↗
Checked Oct 07, 2026

Useful link

A DFW community link with roots in western Kenya

Texas Umoja began with families from western Kenya building a community in Dallas–Fort Worth. Its site brings together membership information, community gatherings and education work in Kenya.

If those roots are part of your story, take a look at the group and its activities. Read the membership page and ask the organizers what is coming up.

Source: Texas Umoja ↗
Checked Oct 07, 2026