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First Kenyan newsletter launched in Korea

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Published : May 15, 2011 - 18:23

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The Kenyan Community in Korea has launched its first quarterly newsletter called Jambo-Kenya Korea.

“It will serve its readers with articles, opinions, and news to encourage Kenyans to take hands-on and bold action to enhance the bilateral relations between Kenya and Korea,” said Kenya Ambassador Ngovi Kitau.

With roughly 200 Kenyans living in Korea, the ambassador hopes that this initiative will provide an “excellent platform of cultural exchange between Kenyans living here and Koreans.”

This is the first such publication since Korea and Kenya established relations in 1964.

For further information, contact the embassy at (02) 3785-2903, kenyaemb@kornet.net or the KCK at kenyakorea@gmail.com.

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