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25.01.2022 LET’S STAND WITH JOYCE FUNDRAISING EVENT WILL BE HAPPENING @VODKA TEMPLE from. 10pm till late. For those who are in Melbourne or can travel kindly go support. For those of us who won’t make let’s do it online on the link below https://www.gofundme.com/f/kenyans-for-a-kenyan-joyce-mwai
24.01.2022 Whats up peeps, Comedy Festival is Here and I have an Early Bird sale on that is ending next week . Support our own comedian Vincent Tshaka Comedy Tix are $23 on Early Bird instead of instead of $30... Also please note that my show is not advertised on the Melbourne International Comedy Festival Website, so use the link provided to book your tickets , https://www.trybooking.com/BIBZX And I would really appreciate if you spread the love, share with your friends and ask them to share with their friends, the many the merrier. Cheers
23.01.2022 Count down starts Have you bought your tickets ....? https://facebook.com/events/680724158997966/?ti=icl
20.01.2022 We’re now on Instagram as kenyans_in_australia. Follow our photos and videos. https://www.instagram.com/kenyans_in_australia Click on the link below and follow us. Also our website is now live check it on all our bio on Facebook and Instagram
18.01.2022 P R A Y F O R A U S T R A L I A > 19 peoples were dead > Approx.500 million animals dead > 8,000 koalas were dead... > Over 5.5 million hectares burned (the size of Belgium) > Fire perimeter more than 10,000 miles long > More than 1400 homes destroyed > Thousands of other buildings & structures destroyed > An as yet uncalculated number damaged > 10 million people or more breathing in toxic levels of bushfire smoke > Australia’s largest ever evacuation under way >Third State of Emergency declared for New South Wales this fire season State of Disaster declared for the state of Victoria. >Thousands of people trapped in towns that need to be evacuated > Thousands of people on beaches sheltering from intense heat, ash and burning embers. How can you help? Share or donate: Aust Red Cross @redcrossau Save the Animals @wireswildliferescue
18.01.2022 From KASA Dear Kenyans, As you know, the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) situation is changing rapidly. The World Health Organisation (WHO) has already declared COVID-19 a global health pandemic. The Australian Government has already announced a plethora of far-reaching social distancing polices. ... Furthermore, yesterday, the Government of South Australia, in tandem with the Federal Government has declared a state of public health emergency thereby unleashing a wide range of social distancing guidelines, whose compliance is now mandated by law. Stiff penalties (including jail time) for non-compliance have now been outlined. We recognise that this issue remains at the forefront of the wider Australian and the global community and can be stressful, confusing and worrying. As always, your health, safety and wellbeing are of utmost priority to KASA and we urge everyone to remain calm and alert. Naturally these high anxiety, confusing situations attract a proliferation of information from various sources all trying to make sense of the situation. Some of the information can potentially be quite useful while others, despite best intention, can be misleadingly out of kilter with the reality. KASA therefore recommends that we endeavour to regularly familiarise ourselves with the information from the right sources as this will keep you adequately informed of the rapidly changing landscape and enhance your opportunities for staying safe. We strongly recommend regular, probably daily review of the following links for your travel and health information on COVID-19: Immigration restrictions (Dept of Home Affairs) Department of Health Smartraveller Additionally, the official news channel on National television have maintained a well updated broadcast of the developments as they arise. Please stay regularly tuned. Please let us endeavour to stay calm look out for each other. If you individually are struggling to decipher all this, please feel to approach KASA for further guidelines. To echo the words of the Australian Prime Minister We will all sail through this together Thank You DK KASA President
16.01.2022 This goes to all kenyans and friends. We needs to come out and cheer the team on Saturday make sure you buy general tickets and get together close to the north side of the stadium.
09.01.2022 Dear Kenyans, The challenges before us due to the Covid-19 ) are mind boggling. As a people who love the Lord, we are in a better position to take it to the Him in prayer. Among our temporary visa holders, particularly the students, majority are in bad state. Am organising details to present to both the Australian government and our Kenyan government. May I request all of you to send through to me the following:- (a) No. of destressed Kenyans in NSW who have (i) Lost their j...obs (ii) Flights cancelled (iii) Finding it extremely hard to cope with the restrictions (iv) etc. all as a result of this Covid-19 issue. (b) If you can get, their contact details - anticipating that something will come through to support them in some way. (c) The no. Of those destressed due to family, work & uni/school commitments. At this time, could you make an effort to reach to those in your circle checking how the are using variuos means. Together as a community, we can pull through knowing that the Lord is in control. Thank you all for the uplifting and informative messages flying around. Keep it up. Ogunah
08.01.2022 Kenyans Association In Australia NSW would like to invite all Kenyans and Friends to TEAM SHUJAA welcome party which will be happening tonight from 7pm till 9pm at The Commercial Hotel In Parramatta less than 5minutes walk from Parramatta station with free parking at Westfield car park. You’re free to come in early as the main event started from 7pm but the place is open for us to get in. Entertainment will be going on,Kenyan music will be playing. This is the only opportun...ity you can meet and greet players as we wish them all the best for their matches on Saturday and Sunday. Kenyans Association In Australia (NSW) and Kenya HCommission Canberra have organised this event as a FREE EVENT for everyone who will wish to meet with the players and the team. NB: All kenyans and friends needs to come out and cheer the team on Saturday - buy general tickets and get together close to the north side. From: Kenyans In Australia (NSW)
06.01.2022 Count down starts Have you bought your tickets .....?
05.01.2022 This is a fundraising appeal for Joyce Mwai, a recent graduate of Deakin University here in Australia. Her mom came for her graduation on 1st December and unfortunately she got a stroke afterwards during her visit. She has been admitted in the Royal Melbourne hospital ever since and the current medical bill is over $100,000 AUD . Yesterday, 7/01/2020, her Dad in Kenya suddenly died presumably of a heart attack. It is very unfortunate and the family is in need of all the suppo...rt we can offer them. We are humbly appealing to the Kenyan Community for financial assistance at this time so we can stand with this family even during this difficult season. Your prayers are also much appreciated. Bank details for contributions are as follows: Name: Joyce Mwai BSB: 193879 Account: 441243681 Bank : Bank of *Melbourne A little goes a long way and whatever you are able to contribute, we thank you and pray that God will bless you in advance. https://www.gofundme.com/f/kenyans-for-a-kenyan-joyce-mwai
02.01.2022 Sydney news: Bushfires ease with rain and cooler temperatures, fireworks found at Sydney grassfire destroyed vehicles and trailers after a fire Bushfire devastation in Wingello, in the NSW Southern Highlands. Here's what you need to know this morning.... Easing conditions after horror weekend Cooler weather and rain is giving firefighters the chance to catch their breath and strengthen containment lines on the 139 bushfires burning across the state. All fires have been downgraded to advice level. Parts of the fire are burning in inaccessible country and heading in a north-westerly direction towards Bombala. The Rural Fire Service said at least 60 properties were lost across the state this weekend, but expected that number to rise. The Southern Highlands appear to have been the worst hit with at least 10 properties damaged in the villages of Kangaroo Valley and Wingello, while a 47-year-old man was killed in the Dunns Road fire near Batlow. Source: Sydney news: Bushfires ease with rain and cooler temperatures, fireworks found at Sydney grassfire - ABC News - https://www.abc.net.au//sydney-news-monday-mornin/11843022
